Saltstone Ceramics

Loook who’s BAAAACK!! We are hosting another FREE Q***r Clay Day! Try out the space and get your hands dirty~ surrounded by other q***r people!

The studio will be open from 11-5pm August 16th. Wheel use requires previous experience (from any studio) but all are welcome to handbuild and experience the studio.

There will be a live demonstration in the wheel room! Firing options are available

Hope to see you there :) FEEL FREE TO SHARE!

“Look who’s back?” Voiced by Iain Stirling from love island

Krista Cortese dropped off a beautiful batch of work! Check out her latest work~

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Looking for your perfect match?

Come join us in the studio and pinch some wine tumblers during a special wine tasting event with Darby Winery!

During the class, Karin of Darby Winery will guide us through a tasting of their most popular wines. You will then be guided by your instructor on how to coil and pinch a beautiful wine tumbler to go with your future tastings!

At the end of this workshop you will leave with some excellent wine recommendations and a handmade wine tumbler!

Darby Winery is a boutique winery in Woodinville and West Seattle, specializing in small-batch Rhône and Bordeaux-style wines. With a minimalist, low-intervention approach, we craft premium wines from top Washington vineyards, paired with a tasting room experience designed to feel like that welcoming “third place” we all seek.”

This workshop is suitable for students 21+.

This Workshop will be in-person hosted at Saltstone Ceramics in the Wallingford Neighborhood of Seattle. No prior clay experience needed as this workshop will cater to all skill levels. The materials will be provided on-site. All firing services are included in cost, and the studio will glaze your pieces for you.

Our PRIDE wheel night is live!!! Come join us this Saturday for a q***r focused clay night!

“I am a non-binary potter living, working, and teaching in Chicago. My work is framed by curiosity, play, and nostalgia. I am a late bloomer and came out as q***r in my mid-twenties, so much of my work is about looking back at my younger life with a q***r lens. There’s a tenderness and vulnerability in looking back this way that allows me to have compassion for my youngerself, and for all of us.“