Crafts/Craft Design, Folk Art and Artisanry

Your Folk Art History lecture starts early, filling your notebook with notes on regional weaving traditions. Later, in the Ceramics studio, you're centering clay on the wheel, trying to throw a cylinder. Your TA, Sarah, suggests adjusting your wrist angle. You try again, but your first attempt collapses into a puddle—a small setback. You wipe your hands, take a deep breath, and start fresh. After class, you grab a smoothie with a friend, discussing weekend plans and comparing notes on professors.