Maya Henderson

The following ideas cover twenty one wheel thrown shapes along with the exact alterations and marks that make each one distinct.

This article shares 24 wheel throwing approaches that move past cylinders and bowls into sculptural shapes, surface patterns, and altered forms.

These 18 wheel-thrown pieces show how to build pottery with ridges, spouts, and stacked forms that go past basic round shapes.

This article presents 22 wheel throwing projects focused on precision techniques and building forms from several separate parts.

These 25 wheel projects include pots with slanted tops, uneven walls, and fused sections that push beyond round and symmetrical norms.

This collection walks through twenty minimalist pottery designs built around simple forms and muted glazes for modern rooms.