Five Star Gift Ideas

As your granddaughter is interested in pottery throwing, a gift that allows her to continue her passion and hone her skills would be a thoughtful and meaningful present. Here are some ideas to consider:

1. Pottery throwing classes: You can gift your granddaughter a pottery throwing class at a local studio or with an experienced potter in your area. The experience will enhance her skills and give her access to professional resources to help her grow as an artist.

2. Pottery tools and supplies: If your granddaughter owns a pottery wheel and kiln or has access to them, you can gift her pottery tools and supplies such as a set of various-shaped clay cutters, different sizes of brushes, impressive glazes, sponge, chamois, etc.

3. Pottery books: There are many amazing books on pottery throwing that offer tips on specific techniques, inspiring photos, and engaging stories of other potters. You can gift your granddaughter with one or more of these books, such as "The Studio Potter" by Gerry Williams or "The Potters Studio Clay and Glaze Handbook" by Jeff Zamek.

4. Ceramic pieces: A piece of pottery might be something to consider as well. A handmade pottery piece such as a coffee mug or a vase, would be a lovely gift. You can shop online or visit local markets for one-of-a-kind pieces that will help her discover an array of new techniques and styles.

5. Pottery wheel: If your granddaughter doesn't have her own pottery wheel yet, gifting her one could be an excellent idea as it would provide her more flexibility to practice her skills and do what she loves most right from home.

Purchasing a gift that reinforces your granddaughter's interests and passions is an excellent way to show that you genuinely care, celebrate her achievements, and support her goals. Thinking outside the box and enhancing her skills in any way will make her feel valued, appreciated, and loved.

Or you can get her a star map with an important date you share.