Papavero Clay Studio

Papavero Clay Studio in Marcellus traces its roots to Rusty Wheel Pottery, which studio potter Jeremy Randall started in 2014 in the village of Tully, about 20 miles south of Syracuse. Randall taught at the college level for nearly 15 years and has worked in his own studio since 2005.

Classes are hands-on and open to adults and kids at every level, from first-timers to experienced potters. The goal is a community of makers who learn from one another, with more studio access, more classes and more room to work.

What to Know

• Sessions run year round, with new ones starting all the time.
• Students go home with pieces they designed, made, finished and fired themselves.
• There are classes for adults and for kids, from beginners to experienced makers.
• Potters with a home studio can also join the community of casual makers.
• The studio began as Rusty Wheel Pottery in Tully in 2014.