Changing the world, one mug at a time
Classes are taught by DeBorah Goletz, potter and ceramic artist whose murals are in the NYC Subway System, two NJ Transit Stations, public libraries and corporate campuses. DeBorah earned her MFA from Parsons School of Design where she headed the Continuing Education Ceramics Program for 10 years. She also taught ceramics at MSU & WPU in New Jersey. DeBorah founded For Love Of Mud Pottery in 2000.
Painting with Slip
Enjoy a class demo!
Can I make pots from scratch? NOPE... only From clay! (lOL)
Private Pottery Lessons
Private lessons are tailored to individual skill level. Pottery made in your lesson is not glazed or fired for you. You may glaze your work in subsequent lessons. If you would like your your work finished for you, please request the
Total Pottery Experience.
Private lessons are for beginners or experienced potters looking to learn new forms, refine their skills, and for glazing & finishing previously made work.
Weekdays & Weekend Dates Available
$50 for 1.5 hour lesson
Additional firing fees may apply
Total Pottery Experience
Your opportunity to make your very own pottery (on a pottery wheel) in a single visit! Your pottery is then fired & finished in the glaze color of your choice. It's ready in 2-3 weeks.
$90 person includes personalized instruction, tools, clay, firing and glazing in a food-safe glaze of your color choice.
Beginners & all levels welcome.
Weekdays & Weekend Dates Available
Class last about an hour and a half to two hours
Shipping of finished work is available.
Reviews
DeBorah offers fantastic instructions for beginners to experts. Her experience in ceramics & teaching to multiple age ranges offers easy-to-follow instructions with enough technical information to understand the properties of clay.
- Nancy Morelli
DeBorah can look at any form and immediately know how to make it, then share that information with students, whether beginner, intermediate or advanced, in a way they can easily absorb, and be able to make the form on their own. She is smart, skilled, creative and fun – What more could you want?
- Marcy Wells