Five Star Gift Ideas

If your son is passionate about ceramics, then there are plenty of ways that you can show your support for his interests with a meaningful and personalized gift this Christmas. Here are some ideas:

1. Pottery-making class: Consider enrolling your son in a pottery-making class where he can develop his skills and learn new techniques. The experience will provide him with an opportunity to meet other ceramics enthusiasts, and he may even bring home some impressive pieces that he created himself!

2. Pottery tools: If your son already has some experience with ceramics, gift him with tools to help him take his work to the next level. Consider buying a set of high-quality pottery tools, glazes, or a pottery wheel.

3. Ceramic art book: A book on ceramic art will give your son new inspiration and ideas for his work. Look for books with plenty of pictures, interviews with established ceramic artists, and techniques to try.

4. Ceramic subscriptions: There are some great magazines and online publications that cover the world of ceramics. Consider giving your son an annual subscription to a magazine such as Ceramics Monthly or Pottery Making Illustrated. This will give him fresh insights, ideas, and inspiration throughout the year.

5. Ceramic art pieces: Although it may seem too obvious, consider giving him a beautiful piece of ceramic artwork. It could be something he can display in his home, or perhaps a practical piece like a mug, bowl, or vase.

6. A ceramic tool bag: A ceramic tool bag is a practical yet stylish option for your son, especially if he is looking to travel with his pottery gear. He can keep all his tools and supplies in one place while protecting them from damage.

With these gifts, you can support your son's passion for ceramics and encourage him to continue exploring his creativity in meaningful ways.

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

Madeline Moran Weiler says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“The map was absolutely beautiful! My grandson was thrilled with it (it was a Christmas gift) and has already asked me if I would consider getting another one for him as a graduation gift in a couple of years.”