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Sunday Morning • Simple Bowls and Plates
Our Sunday Morning series, when the studio light is the most beautiful, explores some more specialist ceramic techniques with a little more time and depth, whilst remaining accessible for complete beginners.
In our most-loved Bowls and Plates evening, you will choose and create one of two distinct forms, either a beautiful small bowl or sweet side plate using traditional, plaster drape moulds made in-house at our studio.
Workshop Notes
This workshop runs 10.30am–12pm
For this workshop, you will use “Chalk” — a tactile, white stoneware sourced exclusively from UK clays.
Pictured is the Chalk clay dipped in our transparent studio glaze and our Toast clay with a hand-applied white glaze, an example of what could be achieved in a glazing class.
Your work will be glazed in our transparent studio glaze as standard and fired for you after the workshop, ready to collect around a month later. Or you can opt to return for a glazing class should you wish to explore that element of the process.
Please find our booking policy here.
Our Sunday Morning series, when the studio light is the most beautiful, explores some more specialist ceramic techniques with a little more time and depth, whilst remaining accessible for complete beginners.
In our most-loved Bowls and Plates evening, you will choose and create one of two distinct forms, either a beautiful small bowl or sweet side plate using traditional, plaster drape moulds made in-house at our studio.
Workshop Notes
This workshop runs 10.30am–12pm
For this workshop, you will use “Chalk” — a tactile, white stoneware sourced exclusively from UK clays.
Pictured is the Chalk clay dipped in our transparent studio glaze and our Toast clay with a hand-applied white glaze, an example of what could be achieved in a glazing class.
Your work will be glazed in our transparent studio glaze as standard and fired for you after the workshop, ready to collect around a month later. Or you can opt to return for a glazing class should you wish to explore that element of the process.