Pottery Wheel
A variable-speed rotating head that lets you centre, open and raise a wall of clay into a symmetrical vessel.
The wheel, the ribs, the sponges and the measuring tools that turn a centred mound into a form with intention.
Throwing is a conversation between your hands, the spinning clay and a handful of simple tools. Here you will find the wheels themselves, the ribs that compress and shape, the sponges that manage water, and the calipers and banding wheels that keep repeated forms honest.
A variable-speed rotating head that lets you centre, open and raise a wall of clay into a symmetrical vessel.
A dense, soft sponge used to keep the clay lubricated, to smooth the wall as it rises and to lift the last of the water out of a form.
A low, manually spun turntable used to rotate a pot by hand while you decorate, band, slip-trail or trim the rim.