Saturday Wheel Workshops // Porcelain Cups - Wheel beginner 2000czk
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Discover how to work with noble Porcelain! - Beginners welcome - Learn how to throw with noble porcelain white clay - Learn how to make cups w/ or without handles + specific decorative techniques for porcelain pieces such as wax resist relief, cobalt blue painting and "rice grain" effect. – Glazing by your teacher in a transparent finish – max 7 participants |
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Location:
Terra Ceramics Prague
Belgicka 27, Prague 2
// Courtyard // ringbell "Terra Ceramics Prague"
Duration:
MAKING CLASS (Check the exact dates available below the description)
Saturdays morning Masterclass from 10-1.30pm
or Fridays afternoon Masterclass from 2-5.30pm
GLAZING CLASS
Glazing by the teacher in a transparent finish
Summary // Students will learn how to throw on the potters' wheel using noble porcelain white clay. They will create a minimum of two mug designs which they will then learn to decorate using porcelain decorative techniques including the "rice grain" technique, wax resist reliefs or cobalt pigment painting & much more!
Glazing session :
1. GLAZING BY THE TEACHER> The teacher will glaze the students' pieces in a transparent finish to make the pieces waterproof and foodsafe.
PICK UP
Students can come pick up their pieces on Saturdays between 4-8pm.
PRICE
The price is per person and includes everything from tutoring, materials, firings and glazing by the teacher.
LEVEL
We tailor the workshops according to your level. Anyone wanting to discover the wheel or improve their skills is very welcome :p
STILL NOT SURE?
If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact Marie at terraceramicsprague@outlook.com
Be quick limited number of places!
POLICY
Terra is a small local business that depends entirely on its classes and courses. If you decide to commit to a class please do make sure that you can attend.
Cancellation is possible no later than one month before the event with a handling fee of 20%. After that retractation period full or partial refunds are not possible.
