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Reserved group raku firings

Bring prepared pots for a shared raku firing

Clayer & Co. / Clair Buckner

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Clayer reserves raku sessions for groups of 8–12, including friends and pottery clubs. Over roughly three to four hours, the group explores glazing and the firing process with instruction and supervision. Each participant must bring two or three already bisque-fired pots, no larger than eight inches in any direction.

Current location note / listed area: Savannah–Thunderbolt, Georgia · arranged studio groups

Reserve directly; this is not an included wheelmaking class or mobile kiln. Confirm clay and glaze eligibility, staff versus guest hot-work roles, smoke and access conditions, clothing, cooling and collection arrangements, finished-piece use and date. The site describes the same studio as Savannah and Thunderbolt; confirm the exact meeting location. Wedding suitability is unconfirmed.

Public-source research · 2026-10-31 · Not vendor-confirmed or independently vetted.

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