The Studio
108 Pottery is more than a place to work with clay. It’s a calm, light-filled studio created for making, learning, pausing, and connecting. Soft natural light moves across the tables and shelves throughout the day, catching the edges of vessels, tools, and works in progress. The space is intentionally quiet and spacious, inviting you to slow down and notice how things feel in your hands.
Here, process matters just as much as outcome. People come to throw, handbuild, experiment, and simply spend time with their community. Conversations unfold over wedging tables and wheels, and it’s common to see beginners working alongside more experienced makers, sharing tips and small discoveries. The studio is open to anyone who is curious about clay, whether you’re touching it for the first time or returning to a long-time practice.
Our goal is to offer a peaceful, welcoming environment where you can focus, play, and reconnect with your own creativity, with others, and with the simple act of making something from the ground up.
Victoria + Victoria
VICTORIA + VICTORIA
108 Pottery was founded by two friends, Victoria Cursino and Victoria Reiner, who wanted to create a studio that feels generous, thoughtful, and genuinely welcoming.
Victoria Cursino is a ceramicist, visual artist, and designer. She brings a deep sensitivity to materials, form, and image. Her practice is rooted in observation and care, and that sensibility is present in everything from the studio’s shelves and tools to the way work is displayed.
Victoria Reiner works in marketing and business. She brings structure, organization, and clear communication to the studio. Shaping how classes are offered, how information is shared, and how the studio runs day to day. She focuses on creating systems that support both the creative work happening in the space and the people who come through the door.
Together, Victoria and Victoria balance intuition with intention. Their different strengths come together to create a calm, well-organized studio where people feel comfortable trying something new, asking questions, and taking their time. 108 Pottery is their way of sharing a love of ceramics and creative practice with others, in a space that feels both grounded and open.
Together, their differing strengths create a generous, welcoming space where creativity is shared and celebrated.