The masks the students make in the pottery class are life-size and can be used as something to wear.

A pottery student glazing their mask before they submit it for their final bisque firing.

A mask made by a student resembling a devil which symbolizes anger, danger, and fear.

A mask made by a student resembling the Northwest African culture of mask making.

Another devil mask without glaze and more attaching forms that extrude out of the main clay piece.

A small portion of the glaze colors the students used for their masks.

A unique mask made still being glazed by a student with a clear coating which helps give the color a glossy effect.

A collection of masks that are waiting to be bisque fired so that the true color of the glaze pops out.

Another unique mask with large extruding holes that let air pass through the mask decreasing the risk of air hole explosions in the bisque firing.

A mask that is almost completed and shows the range of colors that can be used on a single mask.