ONLINE: Yoga, Mindfulness + Wheel Throwing

ONLINE: Yoga, Mindfulness + Wheel Throwing

Adult Intensive | This class has been canceled

1812 West Main Street Richmond, VA 23220 United States

Online

Intermediate

2/7/2021 (one day)

10:00 AM-12:30 PM EDT on Sun

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$35.00

$31.50

$5.00

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Conquer the stiffness and soreness of spending a day on the wheel with this mindful approach to the craft. You’ll learn how to use meditation to enhance creativity. We’ll also cover some yoga and post-throwing stretches to relieve soreness.

  • This class has 5 seats available onsite, and 5 online, please make sure you are signing up for the ONLINE or ONSITE version (denoted in title + special notes). THIS registration is for ONLINE registration. This class does not include clay, firing, or wheel rental, but all are available through our website if students need them.
  • Classes are confirmed one week prior to the start date. In order to help us confirm classes, please register as early as possible.
  • This class is held online through Zoom; learn more about how online classes work here
Zajur, Holly

As a potter, educator, writer, and yoga instructor, Holly Zajur is a little bit of everything all rolled into one! Holly traveled to Nicaragua with Potters for Peace and was awarded Best in 3D Visual Art at Trinity Episcopal School for IB Ceramics in 2011. During her college years, she was sad to see that the University of Virginia did not have a ceramics program. After taking sculpture and drawing classes, she made it a priority to have a ceramics program at Uva. Holly co-founded and was president of Ceramics Club at the University of Virginia, which is currently thriving at the University. Holly has studied with Lee Hazelgrove, Amy Chaplin, and “The Clay Lady”, Danielle McDaniel in Nashville, TN. Ceramics has been one of the most grounding, meditative practices throughout her life and she loves sharing this gift with others. Website: www.hollyzajur.com