Wabi Sabi Creative Space

Welcome to our mindful pottery community! Our studio embraces the beauty of simplicity and imperfection.

Membership Includes:

24/7 studio access with personal key
Flexible studio hours for your creative rhythm
Bisque and glaze firings (shared kiln loads to respect energy use)
Quarterly exhibition opportunities to share and sell your work

Studio Care:

Clean your wheel, tools, and workspace after each session
Maintain the peaceful energy of our shared creative space

Studio Policies & Terms

Please note the following important details regarding your membership:

Studio Access & Classes

Regular classes may be scheduled in the studio
Members will receive advance notice of all class schedules
Member access may be limited during scheduled classes
Clay and glazes are available for purchase (only members)
Firing schedules will be coordinated when members don't have enough work for a full kiln load

Membership Terms

Membership fees are non-refundable
The membership period runs for one full month from the date of the key receipt
Membership automatically expires at the end of the term unless renewed

Payment

Full payment is required before key issuance
No partial refunds will be issued for unused time

Wheel Membership

Annual Membership $700
6 months Membership $350
Monthly $65
HandBuilding

- Annual Membership $ 500

- 6 months Membership $250

- Monthly $45

*****Make a bank transfer or Cash in person

Banco Pichincha / NAME: HYUNJOO CHO / ACC: 2200288363

TEL: 098 4985657 / ID: 1105865925

Your understanding of shared kiln space helps us maintain harmony in our creative community.

Throwing Wheel Class

Beginner:

4 sessions with Maya are recommended.

$100 - Clay, Glazing, Friring, all is included.

Fiber Art by Rommie Gerber-Reddington

Originally trained and educated in Austria, the heartland of textile arts and crafts, she moved to Australia in 1974 with her young family and continued practicing her craft, turning it into an exciting art form.
Rommie works mostly with natural fibers such as Wool (Sheep, Alpaca, etc.), Silk, Cotton, and Linen. She uses ancient and traditional techniques such as felting, weaving, knitting, shibori, and resisting dying to create contemporary textiles and clothing.

Her colorful and bold designs are true collectors' items.

Rommie is currently living in Vilcabamba, Ecuador, researching, creating, and teaching methods of incorporating local alpaca fleece into modern garments and Wall hangings.
Every piece is originally designed and crafted.
‘My everyday existence is devoted to textiles and natural fibers, The smell and texture of freshly shorn wool from a young animal is ecstatic”

You can contact Rommie on +593983934381 (EC) or

rommie.charles@gmail.com