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Celadon

Tableware thrown by hand in Asheville

Two stoneware bowls nested together, the inner one glazed deep cobalt blue

Bowls, cups and jugs made in small batches on Kiln Row, glazed in the blues and greens the studio is named for.

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Small cups resting on stepped kiln bricks, the fire glowing orange between them

Small batches, fired twice

Every piece is thrown on our wheels, trimmed by hand and fired twice in the kiln behind the shop. Because we make in small batches, the shelves change with each firing.

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From the latest firing

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A seat at the wheel

Small classes in the studio itself, using our wheels, clay and kiln. No experience needed.

Clay-covered hands opening a pot on a spinning wheel

  • Wheel basics

    Your first three hours on the wheel: centring the clay, opening it, and pulling up a cylinder you can take home.

    When
    First and third Saturdays, 9:30 to 12:30
    Price
    $85, clay and firing included
    Class size
    Up to 6 people

  • Trimming and glazing

    Finish the pieces you threw: trim a foot ring, then choose a glaze from the test-tile wall.

    When
    Second Saturdays, 9:30 to 12:00
    Price
    $70
    Class size
    Up to 6 people

  • Four-week course

    One evening a week for a month, from your first centred lump to a glazed set of bowls.

    When
    Four Thursday evenings, 6:00 to 8:30
    Price
    $290
    Class size
    Up to 8 people

See dates and book

Wooden studio shelves crowded with unglazed bowls, cups and vases waiting for the kiln

Visit the shop

The shop shares a building with the studio, so you can see work on the shelves before it's glazed.

Kiln Row, River Arts DistrictAsheville, North Carolina
  • Shop: Thursday to Sunday, 11 to 5
  • Classes: Saturday mornings and Thursday evenings

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