All Levels Class - 6 Sessions (Thursday Evening)

€390.00
1 available

Dates: 16.7., 23.7., 30.7., 6.8., 13.8., 20.8.

Time: 18:00-21:00

This is a 6-week potter’s wheel class designed for all levels (also for individuals with no wheel experience). In this course, you will deepen your skills by refining two foundational centering techniques—coning and steady-hold centering—and by practicing how to lift the walls and shape various forms, from wide to more closed shapes.

Intermediate students will also have the opportunity to try throwing off the hump and working with larger amounts of clay. Guidance will be provided on trimming your pieces and decorating the surface using carving techniques and creative approaches with different clay slips. A variety of glazes from Amaco, Mayco, and Speedball will be available to finish your work.

You will gain an understanding of the basic anatomy of glazes and be introduced to the workings of the kiln, including how to properly prepare pieces for each firing stage.

Throughout the course, you will also learn how to store clay correctly for drying, maintain a safe studio environment, and recycle clay in a professional way.

Important Health Notice: Individuals with pacemakers should consult their physician before participating, as electric pottery wheels generate electromagnetic fields that may interfere with certain medical devices. Participants who are pregnant are encouraged to consult their physician before enrolling to ensure that pottery activities are appropriate for their individual circumstances.

Terms and Conditions: By signing up for this course, you agree to the current Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

Dates: 16.7., 23.7., 30.7., 6.8., 13.8., 20.8.

Time: 18:00-21:00

This is a 6-week potter’s wheel class designed for all levels (also for individuals with no wheel experience). In this course, you will deepen your skills by refining two foundational centering techniques—coning and steady-hold centering—and by practicing how to lift the walls and shape various forms, from wide to more closed shapes.

Intermediate students will also have the opportunity to try throwing off the hump and working with larger amounts of clay. Guidance will be provided on trimming your pieces and decorating the surface using carving techniques and creative approaches with different clay slips. A variety of glazes from Amaco, Mayco, and Speedball will be available to finish your work.

You will gain an understanding of the basic anatomy of glazes and be introduced to the workings of the kiln, including how to properly prepare pieces for each firing stage.

Throughout the course, you will also learn how to store clay correctly for drying, maintain a safe studio environment, and recycle clay in a professional way.

Important Health Notice: Individuals with pacemakers should consult their physician before participating, as electric pottery wheels generate electromagnetic fields that may interfere with certain medical devices. Participants who are pregnant are encouraged to consult their physician before enrolling to ensure that pottery activities are appropriate for their individual circumstances.

Terms and Conditions: By signing up for this course, you agree to the current Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.


Complimentary Tote Bag
for New Students

In collaboration with illustrator Mr. Kone, we designed a tote bag that each new student receives when picking up their finished pottery from the atelier.

Illustration © Mr. Kone × Klemen Trupej Ceramic Atelier. Limited to one bag per student. Not available for sale.