It's like flexing the muscles of your right and left hand. There's a reason we have both hands, and there's a reason we have both hemispheres of our brain. Mudd clay classes start with instruction in technique before students start sculpting a teapot or pitcher or bookends, trying to tell a story along the way. On a recent weekday afternoon, Tabata introduced a class to the wonders of the potting wheel, helping students dip their tiny fingers in water before they wrapped them around the spinning clay. But Tabata said that once he and Lee got into developing the eatery, which adjoins the art studio, he unearthed an interest in the culinary arts.
Patrons can also get food here.
Among its most popular menu items are espresso, iced lattes, wraps, salads and fresh breakfast bagels. In this setting, you might even call it a work of art.