Description

About the workshop

“Here we go” workshop is intended for people who have never tried throwing but are willing to give it a go!

What will I do?

The workshop lasts two hours and during class you’ll learn the basics of working on the wheel and throw your first pots! Afterwards you go home and I take care of the rest 😉 Your pots will be trimmed, signed with your name and date, then glazed, fires.

After about 3-4 weeks ready to be picked up an placed on your kitchen shelf! (We only use stoneware clay fired above 1200 degrees so your work will be dishwasher and oven safe!)

Is it for me?

Contrary to popular belief, you do not need any manual skills whatsoever to work on the wheel. What you will need is enthusiasm, commitment and patience – with yourself and the clay of course! 😉 Please note that the workshops are designed for adults.

What will it give me?

Workshops are above all else, a time to relax and get away from everyday life. Working on a potter’s wheel is completely incomparable to anything you do in your everyday life and that’s its greatest advantage!

Don’t laugh, but throwing pots is close to meditation as you concentrate on the clay and forget all else. I promise you won’t even notice when the 2 hours are up…

What do I provide you with?

I’ll provide you with aprons and warm tea and after the workshop a small surprise will be send to your email address 😉

What are the available times and dates?

Workshops are held every morning from Monday till Friday between 10.00 – 12.00 and 18.00-20.00, also on Thursdays and Fridays from 16.00-18.00.

The workshop is closed on weekends.

How to make an appointment?

After purchasing the workshop, contact me by e-mail to arrange a convenient dates for our meetings! If you buy a workshop as a gift, also let me know – I’ll send you a special voucher for you to print out, fill in and give as a present. You can also drop by my studio for the printed vouchers.

Price and duration

Workshop “here we go” lasts 2 hours and costs 240 PLN per person. There are only three wheels in my studio, therefore only three people can take part in the workshops at the same time, which allows me to pay each participant a lot of attention.

How to prepare for workshop?

Please wear flat shoes and comfortable clothes, bearing in mind that despite the apron you might get a little dirty (nothing to worry about – clay washes of easily). I always advice (especially the girls) to keep their nails short – otherwise it might make working with clay difficult.

Also trousers make more sense when you sit by the wheel.
Remember to have your mask with you! 🙂