Fabrication & Commissions
Claysita Ceramic Studio offers fabrication, consulting for special projects, prototyping, and commissioned production for artists, designers, individuals and institutions. We work across traditional ceramic processes and expanded material practices, supporting projects from early concept through final realization.
Our studio is equipped to produce both one-off works and small production runs with a focus on precision, material sensitivity, and finish.
We regularly collaborate with artists, studios, and creative teams to translate ideas into material form—whether developing prototypes, fabricating exhibition work, or producing repeatable objects at scale.
Prototype / One-Off Works
Best for unique sculptures, test pieces, or exhibition work.
Edition / Small Production Runs
Repeatable objects using molds or systems process production
Large-Scale / Installation Work
Multi-part fabrication, structural elements, or site-specific work
Our studio is equipped to produce both one-off works and small production runs with a focus on precision, material sensitivity, and finish.
Capabilities include:
Wheel throwing and hand building
Hand sculpting and model making
Plaster mold fabrication for slip casting
Silicone mold-making for casting stone, resin, plastic, wax
Wood carving and wood fabrication
Foundry casting in bronze and aluminum
3D Digital Modeling
3D Printing and finishing
Welding and structural supports
We regularly collaborate with artists, studios, designers and creative teams to translate ideas into material form—whether developing prototypes, fabricating exhibition work, or producing repeatable objects at scale.
Pricing & Quoting
Each project is quoted based on scope, materials, and timeline. Claysita uses a transparent structure that accounts for labor, materials, equipment use, timelines and production complexity.
Estimates & AI-Generated References
AI-generated images, renderings, and sketches are welcome as starting points. Please note that these images may not account for the realities of physical materials, scale, structure, or fabrication.
Some adjustments may be necessary to translate your concept into a three-dimensional object. Quotes are based on the information provided and may change as materials, dimensions, and fabrication requirements are established.
Our goal is to stay as close as possible to your original concept while finding the best way to make it a reality.
