A weekly session comprising four classes to help you develop your technique or work on a project of your choice.
Upcoming sessions:
- Saturdays at 9.30 am from 27 September
- Fridays at 9 am from 30 October
Multi-level throwing classes
Have you already taken a beginner’s pottery-throwing session? Do you know the basics of creating a piece on the wheel, but don’t feel confident enough to vary your shapes or create a project on your own? This course will help you improve your technique and feel more confident at every stage, whether you’re throwing or trimming.
You’ll have the opportunity to develop a project of your own, guided by our instructor, or to draw inspiration from her demonstrations to learn new techniques (for example: plates, vases, large bowls).
Materials, glazing and firing are included. Pieces are fired during the month following the session and must be collected within one month of receiving the confirmation email.
Prerequisite: you must have completed at least one 6-week pottery-throwing course
The course takes place in small groups to encourage learning and collaboration.
A few recommendations for a better experience:
- keep your nails short
- avoid wearing jewellery
- wear clothes that can get dirty
- bring indoor shoes
It is the participant’s responsibility to arrive on time to be admitted to the class.
We understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise. However, we would like to make it clear that no cancellations by participants will be accepted less than a week before the start of the activity. Furthermore, in the event of absence or late arrival preventing participation in a class, the class will not be rescheduled or refunded.
In the event of a last-minute cancellation, you will be refunded and the workshop will contact you accordingly. If a class is not fully booked, it may be cancelled or postponed.
Please see our Policies for further details
- Each participant is responsible for adhering to the rules of conduct and safety, in particular by keeping their work area clean.
- Although we take the utmost care with your creations, it is important to note that problems may arise at any stage of the process of creating a ceramic piece, including during firing. The workshop cannot be held responsible for the final result of the pieces.
- By taking part in this activity, and unless otherwise stated, participants agree that their piece may be photographed and used for promotional purposes to publicise the activity.