I’m thrilled to share that, due to popular demand, we will be offering new classes and workshops for both kids and adults! Sandra Estrada, an accomplished and experienced art teacher who has recently joined our team, will be leading the kids' classes where they will delve into a new technique or theme weekly, from intricate hand-building to glazing, all while crafting imaginative and one-of-a-kind projects.
I will continue to offer private lessons for individuals and groups of two. These sessions are a fantastic opportunity to dive into pottery—whether you're interested in using the potter's wheel, hand-building vessels, creating plates, or exploring other projects—all while enjoying a glass of wine with your special someone. These private lessons are perfect for individual artists wanting to refine their skills, as well as for mothers and daughters, couples, or best friends looking to bond over creativity and have fun together. Great gift for your loved one! Explore our new collection of classes designed to spark your creativity and fill your home with beautiful handmade pieces crafted by you and/or your kids. |
Don’t miss out—reserve your spot today as classes begin October 4.
I look forward to seeing you in class and helping you unleash your creativity! |
This Quiet Dust Ceramics' Showroom/Atelier is located at 13655 W. Irma Lee Court, Lake Forest, IL. This space provides an in-person look at my collection of handmade ceramics, as well as a rare opportunity to learn about my creative process in the studio where it all happens. The showroom is currently open by appointment only. Please click on the link below to schedule your appointment. Or sign up for our mailing list to get information about upcoming studio events. |
“Force yields to suppleness; beauty circumvents the brain, rises from sweat, and mud. Carreño’s line of handmade porcelain tableware possesses a serious simplicity while flirting with eccentric wobbles. Neither rigidly symmetrical nor decoratively whimsical, the work feels balanced in the same way a dancer does when she leaps, then lands lightly.” Margaret Hawkins, Chicago, IL |
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