This course invites students to explore the dynamic intersection of function and sculpture through the art of Scopin pottery. Emphasizing both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, students will learn to create functional pieces—such as bowls, cups, and vessels—while incorporating sculptural elements that elevate their work beyond traditional pottery.

Through a combination of guided exercises, demonstrations, and individual projects, students will develop skills in wheel-thrown forms, hand-built attachments, and surface treatments. Special attention will be given to integrating functional design with expressive, sculptural forms, allowing students to experiment with creative approaches inspired by the rich heritage of Scopin pottery.

By the end of the course, participants will have developed a versatile skill set, enabling them to produce functional ceramics that are both practical and artistically compelling.