Full Handbuilt Pottery Class
IDR 350,000 / Person
- Get hands-on experience with 1 kg of clay, enough to create two unique potteries
- Day 1 – Craft stunning piece of art using traditional handbuilt techniques and pottery tools.
- Day 2 – Colour your stunning pieces
- All tools are provided during the class
- Colouring & firing are included in this package
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Check out our pottery class which are conducted in English/Bahasa
What you will learn in a Handbuilt Pottery Class
- Pinching: A simple yet effective technique where you shape clay by pinching it with your fingers to create small bowls, cups, or sculptures.
- Coiling: Rolling out long, snake-like coils of clay and stacking or spiraling them to build vessels like pots, vases, or even sculptural pieces.
- Slab Building: Rolling out flat sheets of clay (called slabs) and cutting or shaping them to create everything from platters to intricate box-like forms.
Who the class is for?
Beginners: No prior experience is needed. The class is designed for people who are new to pottery and want to learn the fundamentals of handbuilding in a relaxed, supportive environment.
Intermediate Potters: If you’ve already done some pottery and are interested in expanding your skills, a handbuilding class is a great way to explore new techniques and push your creativity.
Anyone Looking for Creative Expression: Whether you want to create functional pottery like mugs, plates, and bowls, or you’re more interested in sculptural work, handbuilding offers a versatile approach to clay.
Your takeaways from the Pottery Class
By the end of the class, you’ll have several handmade pieces to take home, whether they’re simple pots, intricate sculptures, or customized home decor items. Not only will you have gained new skills, but you’ll also have a deeper appreciation for the artistry and technique behind pottery.
A handbuilt pottery class is not just about learning how to create objects from clay—it’s about discovering a new form of creative expression and getting your hands dirty in the process!
FAQ
The main difference between handbuilt pottery and wheel throwing pottery lies in the techniques used to shape and form the clay. Both methods result in beautiful, functional ceramic pieces, but they offer distinct approaches, aesthetics, and creative possibilities.
