Artist, Emillia Noordhoek, brings her experience firing Raku in Japan to the ArtHaus parking lot in her aRt-V.  From 1-5 glaze a raku bowl, learn reduction glazing, see amazing colors and crackles take shape, and be able to drink tea from the cup you bring home.  Class may run longer depending on weather.

Raku-yaki (楽焼), or Raku ware is a type of Japanese pottery that is traditionally and primarily used in the Japanese tea ceremony in Japan, most often in the form of tea bowls.  Raku can be learned by those experienced in pottery or new to the medium and is a very experiential firing that takes all the participants working together to help create the art and the communal experience.

Come and join us October 4th from 1-3pm to explore the art of knotting rope. If you are a plant lover and are looking for a unique way to display your plants, macrame plant hangers are the way to go! They are good for holding indoor and outdoor plants, and there are several styles to choose from as you get in to the craft.