Honey bookeasy students will explore new methods

students will explore new methods of creating with clay

Wheel-thrown white porcelain bowl with drippy blue glaze

These bees pollenate our gardens and trees and make a plentiful supply of wildflower honey

The "quantity" above is how many tickets you would like (how many people are attending)

Usually pieces are ready for pickup in two or three weeks

Honey bookeasy students will explore new methods1 pound of local, raw honey straight from our hives next to Back Creek! Here at Back Creek Pottery, we keep several hives of bees. These bees pollenate our gardens and trees and make a plentiful supply of wildflower honey. We extract the honey from the hives and bottle it in our studio once a year in the late summer. This honey is raw and unprocessed. Raw honey naturally begins to crystallize as time passes. Crystallized honey is still just as good!