Candlelit Evening • Bowls and Plates
In this traditional, drape-moulding workshop, you will spend an hour and a half in the studio being carefully guided through moulding your clay to create your choice of either a beautiful breakfast bowl or a sweet side plate.
We lovingly make our own moulds in traditional plaster entirely in-house, so your bowl or plate will be a shape unique to our studio.
We will glaze and fire your creation for you after the session in our transparent house glaze, or you can opt to return at a later date and glaze in a range of beautiful colours.
Workshop Notes
We offer this workshop once a month, on Thursday evenings (19.00–20.30)
For this workshop, expect to use either our beautiful, rustic stoneware “Toast” — a warm earthy brown or “Chalk” — a tactile, sanded white. Pictured is the cream clay dipped in our transparent studio glaze on top and our Toast clay with a hand-applied rustic white glaze (an example of what can be achieved in a glazing session).
Your work will be glazed in our transparent studio glaze and fired for you after the workshop, ready to collect around a month later. Or you can opt to return for a glazing workshop should you wish to explore adding colour to the surface of your creation. Just add-on a glazing workshop below, and explore not only block beautiful colours but create expressive decorative finishes.
Please find our booking policy here.
In this traditional, drape-moulding workshop, you will spend an hour and a half in the studio being carefully guided through moulding your clay to create your choice of either a beautiful breakfast bowl or a sweet side plate.
We lovingly make our own moulds in traditional plaster entirely in-house, so your bowl or plate will be a shape unique to our studio.
We will glaze and fire your creation for you after the session in our transparent house glaze, or you can opt to return at a later date and glaze in a range of beautiful colours.
Workshop Notes
We offer this workshop once a month, on Thursday evenings (19.00–20.30)
For this workshop, expect to use either our beautiful, rustic stoneware “Toast” — a warm earthy brown or “Chalk” — a tactile, sanded white. Pictured is the cream clay dipped in our transparent studio glaze on top and our Toast clay with a hand-applied rustic white glaze (an example of what can be achieved in a glazing session).
Your work will be glazed in our transparent studio glaze and fired for you after the workshop, ready to collect around a month later. Or you can opt to return for a glazing workshop should you wish to explore adding colour to the surface of your creation. Just add-on a glazing workshop below, and explore not only block beautiful colours but create expressive decorative finishes.
Please find our booking policy here.
In this traditional, drape-moulding workshop, you will spend an hour and a half in the studio being carefully guided through moulding your clay to create your choice of either a beautiful breakfast bowl or a sweet side plate.
We lovingly make our own moulds in traditional plaster entirely in-house, so your bowl or plate will be a shape unique to our studio.
We will glaze and fire your creation for you after the session in our transparent house glaze, or you can opt to return at a later date and glaze in a range of beautiful colours.
Workshop Notes
We offer this workshop once a month, on Thursday evenings (19.00–20.30)
For this workshop, expect to use either our beautiful, rustic stoneware “Toast” — a warm earthy brown or “Chalk” — a tactile, sanded white. Pictured is the cream clay dipped in our transparent studio glaze on top and our Toast clay with a hand-applied rustic white glaze (an example of what can be achieved in a glazing session).
Your work will be glazed in our transparent studio glaze and fired for you after the workshop, ready to collect around a month later. Or you can opt to return for a glazing workshop should you wish to explore adding colour to the surface of your creation. Just add-on a glazing workshop below, and explore not only block beautiful colours but create expressive decorative finishes.