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When you’re looking for unique and one-of-kind arts and crafts, come visit The Clay Room in Toronto. We offer pottery classes that are as fun as they are informative, using on the finest clay and non-toxic paints. You’ll be thrilled when you leave with your personally designed and hand-crafted ceramic piece. Call today to register for one of our classes.
Welcome to Parkdale Pottery, a woman-owned teaching studio dedicated to nurturing creativity through pottery classes and workshops.
At our studio, we strive to foster a vibrant community where both experienced and novice artists can come together, forming meaningful connections and cultivating friendships that enrich their artistic journey. Our welcoming and non-judgmental environment creates a space where everyone can feel comfortable exploring their creative potential.
In addition to our classes and workshops, we offer open studio membership options, allowing our students to seamlessly transition from structured classes into a more natural studio flow. This provides a nurturing space for continuous growth and encourages the development of individual artistic styles.
Our team of instructors comprises practicing artists with a deep knowledge base in pottery.
Initially the core business of Thermodigital was in the creation of outdoor and indoor murals using industrial porcelain,a man made product, which offers a higher durability and strength than granite or marble. Our murals are carefully baked on the porcelains at 1800 degrees Fahrenheit. As a result our creations do not scratch or fade in any weather conditions. The project below is in Ontario.It is embedded in the sidewalk. The tiles are walked on, rained on, snowed on, baked by the sun and generally abused by pets with no deterioration in quality.
I first made pots in the old farmhouse on Lindgren Road in 1975, and later my wife Cathy and I established Lindgren Pottery in a new studio and showroom next to our farmhouse in 1981. The showroom here is open to the public through the year. We used to sell to shops and galleries as well as exhibit at craft shows, but for many years, our work has only been available at our showroom here in the woods outside Huntsville.Seven years ago we built a new studio and then moved the showroom downstairs to the ground floor - the space is twice as big as before. If you haven't visited in a while we're sure you will appreciate the 'new' showroom.