Sat. March 29, 1pm

FREE DEMO

come check it out!

Curious about Raku? Now is your chance to experience it first hand in preparation for the upcoming class in April!

RSVP at the bottom of page

for this FREE Demo!

Located in Joseph at instructors property, address will be emailed to those who RSVP! 

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Sat. April 19, 10-1pm

Sat. May 3, 2-5pm

(Weather permitting – No rain or wind)

 $150

Max Participants: 6 Adults

Explore the exciting world of Raku pottery in this two-day immersive workshop. On Day 1, you’ll spend two hours building your pottery pieces, guided by an experienced instructor. On Day 2, you’ll fire your creations using the Raku and Obvara techniques, bringing them to life with unique and unpredictable results. Due to the nature of the firing process, this class is for adults only. Please note that transporting fired works can be challenging; care is needed to handle them safely.

Disclaimer: This class involves carrying fragile, fired pottery pieces. Adults only, please.

Learn more about the Obvara technique here.

Preregistration required.

Spaces limited.

Attention! Ticket sales end 48 hours prior to class start time!

Register for the class in April HERE!

More about Julia:

Julia Allen is a native to Wallowa County.  Art was not a part of her youth and never contemplated participating in any art form until she took a pottery class in college. “Pass no Pass”.  She figured if she showed up and tried, how could they fail her.  It became her passion.  Taking it every semester until she had to transfer to complete her degree in nursing.  Fast forward 10 yrs later when married and with kids and career, she started taking pottery classes at local studio in Boise Idaho where she was residing.  After 3 – six week classes, she was “kicked out’ because she produced too many pieces for a class. Then her home studio began.  In 2020, Julia and her husband, Troy, returned to Wallowa County. She continues to explore hand building and throwing techniques.  A recent addition to her pottery collection is a Raku kiln.