Pottery workshop in Cologne: figurines, vases & “BlumenKopf”
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Pottery course in Cologne: Learn pottery now
In this 3.5-hour pottery course, you will make wonderful ceramics such as heads, figures, bowls and vessels using construction technology. Our experienced ceramist Bele is at your side with expert guidance, tips and help. Coffee, water and cookies are ready for you in our cozy kitchen in case you need a break.
The price also includes participation in another glazing appointment of around 2 hours on a Monday of your choice at 19:00. Here you can glaze your works; only the burning costs are not included.
How does the pottery course work?
- For example, we use construction technology to produce heads, but also bowls, vessels or figures.
- If you want, we can design the whole thing so that you can even plant something in it later.
- At another appointment (approx. 2 hours), we will glaze your pottery. This is how you get a weatherproof, food-safe work of art. The glazing appointments take place every Monday from 19:00 to 21:00 and are included.
- Your works dry for about 7-10 days and are then fired. We will then contact you so that you can choose an appointment for glazing.
Your new ceramic work of art is sure to be an eye-catcher!
Pottery course in Cologne: Who is the course suitable for?
The pottery course is suitable for beginners who enjoy creating something with their hands. When sculpting the clay, you feel the natural, earthy material and can completely immerse yourself in it. Create your own unique pieces!
In a manageable group with a maximum of 8 participants, you will learn how to build ceramics and can let your imagination run wild in the ceramic workshop! In this way, we guarantee individual advice during the pottery course so that everyone gets the help they need. So you can learn to make pottery in a relaxed way.
When can I pick up my ceramic after firing?
The clay objects are burned by us. You can then pick up your finished fired ceramic after 2-3 weeks.
If you want to glaze your work, you can make and book a new appointment on site. It takes place every Monday from 19:00 to 21:00.
We are already looking forward to making ceramic heads with you in our pottery courses in Cologne.
What you’ll do in the class
- For example, we use construction technology to produce heads, but also bowls, vessels or figures.
- If you want, we can design the whole thing so that you can even plant something in it later.
- With another appointment (approx. 2 hours), we can also glaze your pottery. This is how you get a weatherproof, food-safe work of art. The glazing appointments take place every Monday from 19:00 to 21:00 and are included.
- Your works will dry for about 7-10 days and then be fired. We will then write to you so that you can choose a date for glazing.
Your new ceramic work of art is sure to be an eye-catcher!
Who is the class suitable for?
The pottery course is suitable for beginners who enjoy creating something with their hands. When sculpting the clay, you feel the natural, earthy material and can completely immerse yourself in it. Create your own unique pieces!
In a manageable group with a maximum of 8 participants, you will learn how to build ceramics and can let your imagination run wild in the ceramic workshop! In this way, we can guarantee individual advice during the pottery course so that everyone receives the same help that is needed. So you can learn to make pottery in a relaxed way.
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Malmal Kunstschule
Active as an art therapist since 2004, I founded the MALMAL art school in 2010 to inspire children and adults with my passion for art education.
Direct start without long explanations. Immediate assistance, very nice and competent course instructor. Recommended! It was fun! A bit wrong at the beginning, but that's probably still to come :-)
