Pottery with construction techniques in Frankfurt
Teamevent from €165 per Person
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About this class
Experience a 5-hour hand building course in a small group of 4-6 people. You shape clay with your own hands and create plates, mugs, bowls or large objects such as vases, fruit bowls and sculptural works.
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What to bring to the class
Clothing that can get dirty - short nails are also an advantage
What is included in the class?
All materials are included: clay, glaze and tool use. The same applies to the two fires: scrub fire (950°C) and glaze burn (1240°C).
There are no hidden extra costs.
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What you’ll do in the class
Session 1 — Hand Assembly
After a brief introduction to the world of ceramics, you will learn the three basic hand building techniques: pinching (pressing), coiling (beading technique) and slab building (plate technology). You work intuitively with the clay and create functional or sculptural pieces — for example plates, cups, bowls, candle holders, vases or completely free forms.
Your work will then dry for 7-10 days before it undergoes the first (scrubbing) fire.
Session 2 — Glazing
In the second unit, you refine and glaze your screwed pieces, focusing on the color design. A wide selection of stoneware glazes, underglazes and ceramic chalks is available. Your ceramics are then fired glazed at 1240 °C.
Who is the class suitable for?
The course is suitable for beginners as well as advanced learners.
Due to the small group size of max. 6 participants, individual support is possible and we respond to every person participating.
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Studio leramics
In my courses, I would like to give you an insight into the craft of pottery and help you implement your idea with clay as a material. In doing so, I value individual support and a relaxed and respectful workshop atmosphere on equal footing
