Join Julie Newberg, Tularosa potter for an afternoon of getting your hands dirty while learning ceramic handbuilding techniques.
You’ll create a small dish by pressing a favorite leaf into clay to capture its natural texture. All materials are provided, including a selection of leaves—though you’re welcome to bring your own (please keep leaves under 3½ inches). Finished pieces will be glazed and fired by the instructor and ready for pickup approximately two weeks after class.
About your instructor:
Ceramics artist Julie Newberg primarily creates hand-thrown pieces on the pottery wheel, featuring one-of-a-kind bowls, mugs, plates, vases and tea pots. As a recently relocated transplant to New Mexico, she celebrates the beauty and diversity of the natural landscape by incorporating the impressions of leaves from local trees into many of her pieces. Glazing is a favorite part of the pottery process for her, creating new designs and color combinations that compliments her work.
Workshop Details:
Date: Sunday, May 3, 2026
Time: 1:00-3:00p
Location: Desert Spoon, 222 Granado Street
Instructor: Julie Newberg, Tularosa, NM
Min age, 13 w an adult.
All materials and light refreshments provided. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little dirty.
We can’t do refunds but we can give you a store credit that can be applied to another class or anything you discover in the shop.
We look forward to sharing this special afternoon with you!
Join Julie Newberg, Tularosa potter for an afternoon of getting your hands dirty while learning ceramic handbuilding techniques.
You’ll create a small dish by pressing a favorite leaf into clay to capture its natural texture. All materials are provided, including a selection of leaves—though you’re welcome to bring your own (please keep leaves under 3½ inches). Finished pieces will be glazed and fired by the instructor and ready for pickup approximately two weeks after class.
About your instructor:
Ceramics artist Julie Newberg primarily creates hand-thrown pieces on the pottery wheel, featuring one-of-a-kind bowls, mugs, plates, vases and tea pots. As a recently relocated transplant to New Mexico, she celebrates the beauty and diversity of the natural landscape by incorporating the impressions of leaves from local trees into many of her pieces. Glazing is a favorite part of the pottery process for her, creating new designs and color combinations that compliments her work.
Workshop Details:
Date: Sunday, May 3, 2026
Time: 1:00-3:00p
Location: Desert Spoon, 222 Granado Street
Instructor: Julie Newberg, Tularosa, NM
Min age, 13 w an adult.
All materials and light refreshments provided. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little dirty.
We can’t do refunds but we can give you a store credit that can be applied to another class or anything you discover in the shop.
We look forward to sharing this special afternoon with you!
