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    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Color Me Mine

    3.5(38 reviews)
    8.7 mi•South Miami
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    I'd like to point out that the other low reviews either don't read the policy they have on the…read morefront desk (unless that's recent) or don't understand how this place works lol. I had left a 1 star review earlier, because the glaze on my piece cracked a TON when I took it home. They called me back, took responsibility for their error, (they explained they'd most likely opened the oven too quickly) gave me credit towards another project, and offered to fix the glaze on the tray for me! I went and did just that, and made myself a mug. I called two weeks later to ask if they were ready (I think I put the wrong phone number, or they were delayed with texting me. No sweat.) and they were, so I just picked them up and I'm so happy. There's still a very tiny crack on the tray, but honestly that's just me nitpicking. The staff was very apologetic, and they were so kind every single time I visited. Thank you again! If you encounter cracked glaze after getting your piece, give them a polite call. Staff was 10/10 I'd give you all a million bucks if I could.

    This business is located inside the Shops at Sunset Place (which is supposed to be getting…read moredemolished any day now). I previously brought my son here many years ago and recently I brought my daughter. It is a nice experience if you are artsy. You get to pick a design, paint it, leave it and pick it up in two weeks. This last time it was a group of 4 girls and the items ranged between $25 and $41.

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    Ocisly Ceramics - New to Miami and looking for a solo plan - our events are the perfect way to mingle or simply enjoy yourself without feeling left out.

    Ocisly Ceramics

    4.2(29 reviews)
    2.1 mi•Little Haiti

    OCISLY has been one of my favorite things about Miami! The pop ups not only introduce me to a new…read morevenue and part of the city but the most interesting and amazing people come out to play overall, OCISLY, has ignited a new sense of purpose in my creative practice and i'll always make an effort to show up at their events

    Everyone should try going to an OCISLY ceramics events, even if you think you are not artistic! At…read morethe very least, I promise you will meet new friends and enjoy a night contributing to Miami's beautiful art community. Cristina is so patient explaining how pottery works and encourages you to be playful with what you create. Adam is also very helpful offering any advice, together they make a great team. The attention to detail does not go unnoticed, and they make everyone feel welcomed (this is very important because I understand it can be scary/intimidating to try new things! they put any fears to ease) Luckily I had the opportunity to glaze a few of my pieces, which is worth the money! I was so pleasantly surprised how quickly my pottery was fired, considering how long the process can take from start to finish. I have been to multiple OCISLY events, but one of my favorite memories was crafting matching swan coffee mugs with my partner. It was so fun to do side-by-side while surrounded by creative energy and good vibes. We cherish these mugs and pull them out often smiling at the subtle unique imperfections that make each one beautiful. Thank you to OCISLY for an amazing memory that will last for years & years. We look forward to many more clay dates!

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    Get your hands dirty and play with clay - connect to your inner child, the creative muse inside you.

    Ocisly Ceramics - Our Wheel Throwing classes are for beginners - you will learn the basics of Ceramics, make new friends and new memories!

    Our Wheel Throwing classes are for beginners - you will learn the basics of Ceramics, make new friends and new memories!

    Ocisly Ceramics - Cristina and Adam - cofounders Of Course I Still Love You Ceramics Art Studio

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    Cristina and Adam - cofounders Of Course I Still Love You Ceramics Art Studio

    Ceramic League of Miami - Polo's workshop on tradiational Peruvian pottery

    Ceramic League of Miami

    4.3(8 reviews)
    13.6 mi

    Able to work at one's own pace. An artist's hot spot! I love this place. Teachers are great,…read morevolunteers are extremely helpful.

    Six weeks later, I can finally write this review…read more Woohoo! For those not aware, my latest endeavor was signing up for a six-week pottery course with one of my best friends who also happens to be my work husband. What motivated this endeavor? I am a bored and crazy soul. That, and admittedly, this was on my bucket list for years. You see, my mother used to do ceramics and she would never stop talking about how I needed to try it as well. Turns out that while my mother had talent for pottery, I am abysmal at it. The only real competition I have is my dear friend. We cannot seem to decide whose pottery is worse. Semantics aside, the Ceramic League of Miami can be located in the village of Pinecrest. It essentially is an open-spaced garage full of pottery wheels, bookshelves, and clay galore. They have an area for parking, and on the off chance it's packed, there's plenty of businesses around where you can park. Everything in this area is pretty relaxed. Classes can either be daytime or nighttime Monday through Saturday. We signed up for the 2:30 PM Saturday class for the pottery wheel and soda kiln with James. The signing up process was relatively simple. We did everything online. When we began the class, we were given the option of purchasing a tool set. You needed to bring exact change for this. $14 to be specific. If you didn't get this for whatever reason (usually the school running out of them), you could share with the instructor and/or other students. This is what ended up happening to me. This six-week pottery course cost $155 and it included two and a half hours of instruction every Saturday, as well as what I refer to as that horribly heavy 20+ lb of clay bag. The class is over and I have leftover clay. What the heck am I supposed to do with it? I have clay in places I never thought I would. Cough; I am referencing my box of art supplies in my car. Yes, I can effectively now say I've become an artist. If you become a member of this non-profit organization, the class will cost you $145 instead. Overall, I thought the prices fair for what we did. We received a lot of personal instruction and got to get our hands down and dirty. Unfortunately the movie Ghost sets up unrealistic expectations when it comes to clay. Noting that, if you go in with an open mind, this is a blast; a frustrating blast but a blast nevertheless. I found James to be an efficient and kind instructor. I just wish there had been more organization on his part. We never really got to mark our pieces properly, but oh well. I would probably do this again in the future. For now though, this girl is off to her next venture: aerial yoga!

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    Learning how to make big pottery

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