Painting Ceramics & Drinking in Fürth: Creative Group Event
Teamevent from €49 per Person
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About this class
Painting ceramic meets relaxed drinking pleasure — in the Fürth district! Design cups, plates or bowls together, which you paint according to your style. Meanwhile, enjoy wine, lemonade or other cool drinks in a relaxed atmosphere. This creative event is ideal for hen parties, team events or a special evening with girlfriends. No previous experience required — just get started and enjoy!
Details to remember
What to bring to the class
- Creative ideas & desire to design
- Optional: own drinks or snacks
- Comfortable clothing that can handle blots of paint. Aprons are available if needed
What is included in the class?
- Supervision by a creative host
- Paints, brushes & various painting supplies
- 1 welcome drink (e.g. wine, juice, lemonade or beer)
- Music & relaxed atmosphere
- Glaze the painted parts
- Picking up or shipping the finished ceramic
Not included:
- The ceramic blank that you choose for yourself at the beginning.
- The glaze burn.
Teamevents and groups
What you’ll do in the class
- Greeting with a welcome drink
- Introduction to painting ceramics
- Selection of ceramic blanks (e.g. cups, plates, bowls, vases)
- Design with colors, brushes, and templates
- In between: short drinking breaks with snacks
- Support & inspiration through creative guidance
- Round off together in a relaxed atmosphere
- Your pottery is professionally glazed & fired
- Picking up or shipping the finished works
Who is the class suitable for?
Suitable for creative minds, groups, groups of friends, teams & JGA groups — even without previous knowledge. Ideal for anyone who likes to create and relax.
grafik + mehr
As a media designer, as the daughter of a potter, I am very fond of the material clay and everything that goes with it. Painting ceramics alone allows you to create beautiful works of art thanks to various techniques, which can still be used in practice in the end.
