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La Mano Pottery – Chelsea

Pottery Hand-Building Workshop ($75 Value)

$35
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Fri Jan 18 04:59:59 UTC 2013
Value
$75
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In a Nutshell

Students learn to create bowls, mugs, and teapots with hand-building techniques during a 2.5-hour class that provides all materials

The Fine Print

  • Expires 90 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Must schedule class by expiration date on your Groupon. Reservation required. One-week cancellation notice required or fee up to Groupon price may apply.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Creating your own pottery comes in handy whenever you get bored with your old dishes or the family dog develops a taste for plate spinning. Replace crockery lost to circus dreams with this Groupon.

$35 for a Pottery Hand-Building Workshop ($75 Value)

During a 2.5-hour class, pottery experts lead approximately 5 to 12 students through a session in hand building, where they learn techniques for creating functional items such as coffee mugs, vases, or teapots. Students are able to take their pieces home two to three weeks later for an additional $15. Check the schedule for class times.

La Mano Pottery

A pottery studio whose name literally means “the hand” in Spanish, La Mano Pottery beckons its many students of all skill levels to find out what their hands can do when given slabs of unformed clay. Inside the friendly confines, a ceramic community of experienced instructors lead their charges toward creating their own ceramic magnum opuses within a large, well-lit space. The staff also runs an in-store gallery of recently shaped pieces and has organized a library stocked with magazines on ceramics, as well as novels made unreadable by clay fingerprints.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Still-Life Painting

Still-life paintings are the easiest kind to do because everything you’re painting is already dead, thus holding still. Try out these subjects for your next still life:

  • A skull being used as a vase
  • A bunch of mangoes in a bowl but one of them is purple
  • Two teakettles. They don’t have faces, but do they somehow seem to be … talking to each other?
  • Onions
  • The bust of an ancient emperor sitting on a little girl’s nightstand
  • A wooden table strewn with a bunch of dead quail
  • A harpsichord gathering dust in a corner while a shiny electric guitar sits, well cared for, in a stand
  • A man’s hat, pipe, and book all sit on his chair, which has the imprint of his body, but there is no sign of the man.
  • A bunch of absurdly wet fruit

What can you do with a bunch of absurdly wet fruit?

La Mano Pottery

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