Shape sound from clay. Explore ancient Andean forms and pre-Columbian inspiration to create vessel whistles that sing with spirit. Students sculpt interactive pieces that blend ritual, resonance, and storytelling. Each one a tactile echo of ancestral breath. Techniques include hollow-form construction, whistle construction, and surface embellishment rooted in cultural reverence and playful experimentation.
Required Supplies
Purchase clay at first class by cash, check, or Venmo - $25 (checks payable to Crealdé School of Art; Venmo code is in Ceramics studio).
Instructor
Marcia Selleri
Marcia Selleri was born in Nazca, Peru, and has always been inspired by its rich culture and ancient ceramics. She studied jewelry design in Milan and silversmithing in Florence, refining her skills across the globe. Now based in Orlando, Marcia blends her Nazca heritage with her travel experiences to create unique clay animals, anthropomorphic figures, and amulets. Her work tells stories of culture, beliefs, and personal journeys, designed to inspire and accentuate individuality.
Instructor Bio