Our Candlelit Evening series is an invitation to slow, ground, and connect.
Kurinuki — a meditative, sculptural, and unique process of creating functional ceramics — literally means “to hollow.” With this unique and deeply satisfying technique, you will only subtract — carving your piece from a solid block of clay whilst playfully working with the two opposing forces we all hold within us: creation and destruction.
In this hour and a half by candlelight, you will be guided through the process of creating a single, beautiful Japanese Yunomi – an informal tea cup or bowl – embracing a wabi-sabi approach to form and balance.
We offer this workshop once a month, on Wednesday evenings (19.00–20.30)
For this workshop, you will use our darker clay, Toast — a rich, earthy brown stoneware.
Your work will be glazed in our studio Milk white 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.
Our Candlelit Evening series is an invitation to slow, ground, and connect.
Kurinuki — a meditative, sculptural, and unique process of creating functional ceramics — literally means “to hollow.” With this unique and deeply satisfying technique, you will only subtract — carving your piece from a solid block of clay whilst playfully working with the two opposing forces we all hold within us: creation and destruction.
In this hour and a half by candlelight, you will be guided through the process of creating a single, beautiful Japanese Yunomi – an informal tea cup or bowl – embracing a wabi-sabi approach to form and balance.
We offer this workshop once a month, on Wednesday evenings (19.00–20.30)
For this workshop, you will use our darker clay, Toast — a rich, earthy brown stoneware.
Your work will be glazed in our studio Milk white 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.
