Phoenix, AZ ceramics studio Desert Rock Pottery has expanded to become an LLC. It now offers four different membership levels, offers individual and couple's classes, and is listed on the "Experiences" page of the Airbnb website for travellers. You can find more information at https://desertrockpottery.com
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Membership Business Expanded
Phoenix, Arizona-based Desert Rock Pottery, a ceramics and pottery studio, recently
announced that it has expanded to become an LLC. This means that it is now officially
recognized as a business, and it is one of many steps the company is taking to grow.
This recently announced milestone is a step towards
further development, as now the company is looking to
expand into a commercial space.
Being in a larger space would allow for additional potter's
wheels, more space for handbuilding and glazing stations, a
kiln area, wedging tables, painting tables, and a small
boutique shop.
John Shachter, owner and founder of Desert
Rock Pottery, makes functional as well as
artistic pieces in the small to midsize range
with a variety of decorative and firing
techniques, with a specialty in the varied Raku
forms.
He teaches the beginning foundations of
working in clay, and currently offers
introductory classes for individuals and
couples in the potter's wheel and
handbuilding.
“These are exciting times, and we look forward to continued growth
and prosperity in our business now, and in the years to come,” said
Shachter.
The studio has added membership levels for
open studio sessions. There are four
membership levels for those who wish to
continue practicing their skills either with the
potter's wheel or in handbuilding ceramic
pieces.
The monthly subscriptions start at $80 for
10 hours of studio time. The levels include
bronze, silver, gold and platinum.
One satisfied student said: “It was a wonderful afternoon! John was friendly, knowledgeable and
explained everything from A to Z (and then didn't make fun of us when we messed up and needed
to start again). It was a relaxing and very enjoyable experience. We would highly recommend!”
Desert Rock Pottery is also now included
on the "Experiences" section of the
Airbnb website, where travellers can find
new and interesting things to do while
visiting the area.
The hope is this will allow the studio
to gain more exposure to their
services and increase the number of
students they host.
Go to
www.desertrockpottery.com
for more information!
Membership Business Expanded
Phoenix, Arizona-based Desert Rock Pottery, a ceramics and pottery studio, recently
announced that it has expanded to become an LLC. This means that it is now officially
recognized as a business, and it is one of many steps the company is taking to grow.
This recently announced milestone is a step towards
further development, as now the company is looking to
expand into a commercial space.
Being in a larger space would allow for additional potter's
wheels, more space for handbuilding and glazing stations, a
kiln area, wedging tables, painting tables, and a small
boutique shop.
John Shachter, owner and founder of Desert
Rock Pottery, makes functional as well as
artistic pieces in the small to midsize range
with a variety of decorative and firing
techniques, with a specialty in the varied Raku
forms.
He teaches the beginning foundations of
working in clay, and currently offers
introductory classes for individuals and
couples in the potter's wheel and
handbuilding.
“These are exciting times, and we look forward to continued growth
and prosperity in our business now, and in the years to come,” said
Shachter.
The studio has added membership levels for
open studio sessions. There are four
membership levels for those who wish to
continue practicing their skills either with the
potter's wheel or in handbuilding ceramic
pieces.
The monthly subscriptions start at $80 for
10 hours of studio time. The levels include
bronze, silver, gold and platinum.
One satisfied student said: “It was a wonderful afternoon! John was friendly, knowledgeable and
explained everything from A to Z (and then didn't make fun of us when we messed up and needed
to start again). It was a relaxing and very enjoyable experience. We would highly recommend!”
Desert Rock Pottery is also now included
on the "Experiences" section of the
Airbnb website, where travellers can find
new and interesting things to do while
visiting the area.
The hope is this will allow the studio
to gain more exposure to their
services and increase the number of
students they host.
Go to
www.desertrockpottery.com
for more information!