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    Paint Me Glaze Me

    5.0 (9 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    5.0(2 reviews)
    0.9 miPacific Palisades
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    I came upon the owner, David Wheeler, at his pottery stand at the farmer's market in Pacific…read morePalisades last Sunday http://www.yelp.com/biz/pacific-palisades-farmers-market-pacific-palisades#hrid:phzzRmmg3-J3VLb2RFAl9A and was immediately struck by the clean simplicity yet obvious quality of his designs. As I was looking over his variety of wares, (plates, pots, bowls, cups and vases) I chatted with him and asked him questions as to his technique. One of the things I learned is because his pottery is a bit thicker and he heats the objects to 2400 Fahrenheit, 300 degrees more than commercial kilns do, his creations are thus stronger and less breakable than what you would buy in stores. Looking at his choices in shapes, glazing and colors, I recognized influence and inspiration from Japanese raku to American crafstman styles, with an unmistakable personal originality. Situated in the back of his stand I saw the words "Utility is the first principle of Beauty" by Yanagi Soetsu. David explained to me that this person founded the Mingei craft movement in Japan in the 1920's in recognition of the havocs that industrialization was wreaking on the production of local artisans. David also does commissions and seems to exemplify the philosophy expressed by Soetsu. He only shows once a week Sunday at this farmer's market, otherwise he can be reached at his studio. His prices are reasonable compared with local artisan rates and his wares are top quality. He takes cash, check or trust! Should you be out of the first two, he gives you an addressed, stamped envelope and you mail him a check later! Who does that? I will enjoy my soup bowl purchase for a long time to come. And probably more items as well.

    David is a wonderful artist. My husband and I first met him at the market in Calabasas, where we…read morepurchased a round "bubble" box for our landlords. We simply fell in love with his work! Months later we purchased a large statement bowl for ourselves, including a wave of the bubbles we love. It is simply stunning! So nice to think of David every time we look at our bowl. Thank you. :)

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    ARTime BARRO

    ARTime BARRO

    4.7(38 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    Born to do art, forced to write emails...I know I've been saying this a lot (especially w/all the…read moregreat businesses I've found lately), but seriously I'm so happy this place exists. ARTime BARRO is part pottery studio, part community space, and is a relaxing, chill place where you can unleash the creativity you thought was dead, where your artistic spirit gets to come out to play, if only for just a little bit of time in this crazy world. On a recent weekend, I had the opportunity to take the One-Time Class, which is a one-hour course designed for complete beginners. You get to make two pieces, one by hand at the table and one on the pottery wheel. The class size was small (just 5 people) and we got great 1:1 instruction and guidance from our knowledgeable instructor Max. I've always wanted to try the wheel and was surprised how hard it was to use it but it was such a great experience that I think everyone should try at least once. After you sculpt your pieces, you are invited to come back to hand paint (glaze) your work at no additional cost. You can also have them do a one-color glaze for you, but after I saw all the multi-colored pieces of other folks previous to me, it was no contest to decide that I wanted to color my pieces myself. You have up to 3 months to come back to glaze so it's very doable in anyone's busy LA (corporate) lifestyle. Pricing was very reasonable for such a cool bespoke experience. There are a lot of pottery painting studios (e.g. Color Me Mine) but this is awesome bc you get to make the pottery AND color it later! I've already recommended this place to countless people!

    This place is amazing for pottery on the West side of LA!!! I can't recommend this place enough. I…read morebought a Groupon for 2 people and my best friend and I loved it! We even bought 4 wheel thrown classes to come back. The best part about these classes is they are smaller, 5 people go a group. You get to make 2 pieces per person - 1 hand shaped and 1 on the wheel. Definitely wear comfortable clothing! There is a parking lot in the back which is also really nice.

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