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Macon Clay

Macon Clay

362 2nd St., Macon, GA 31201

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Macon Clay instructor, Amy McCullough, teaches all forms of hand-building clay, including slab, coil, and press molding. Students will use a variety of clay bodies as well as glazes and glaze techniques.