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BYOB! Friday October 24th 5:30-7:30

Ended
50 US dollars
Cedar Street Bridge

Service Description

WHAT IS SGRAFFITO? Sgraffito is a decorative technique used in art and architecture where a surface layer—colored slip or underglaze—is applied over a clay body and then scratched or carved through to reveal the clay beneath. This creates contrasting designs, textures, and intricate patterns. The word comes from the Italian "sgraffiare", meaning "to scratch." JOIN US FOR 2 HOURS IN THE STUDIO! Bring your own beverage and create something you'll love... a stoneware sgraffito tumbler! Jamie will provide instructions, demonstrations, and all the guidance needed to create a one-of-a-kind work of art. You'll have absolute creative freedom to customize your sgraffito tumbler any way you can imagine! Tumblers are premade on the potter's wheel right here in our studio and ready for your creative touch! Dimensions vary around approximately 3" wide x 4" tall with no handles. Choose from a selection of over 40 underglaze colors. Bring your own printed design, free-hand your carving, or choose from our selection of over 100 stencils. Open Studio time is available within 1 week for anyone needing more time. These projects will be take-home ready within 1-2 weeks after our studio applies the clear coat. Clay, tools, and glaze included. All clay is stoneware, which is safe for food, microwave, dishwasher, and oven. Children ages 10 and up may register if accompanied by an adult. Wear clothes and shoes that can get dirty and please bring your own hand towel! Please provide at least 24 hours notice if you need to cancel or reschedule. Depending on upcoming availability, missed sessions may not be refunded or rescheduled. Sunshine on Cedar is open right next door to the studio until 8:00pm serving food, beer, and wine. You are welcome to bring your food and drinks into the studio.


Contact Details

  • Sandpoint Ceramics, N 1st Ave, Sandpoint, ID, USA

    805.630.5685

    info@sandpointceramics.com


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