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The Mini Potters
Exclusive Terra & Ember Workshop: Miniature Clay Vessels
Join us for a hands-on unique pottery experience where you’ll learn to wheel-throw your very own miniature clay vessels. Using a tiny pottery wheel, you’ll experiment with different forms and create a set of charming, decorative pieces perfect for adding personality to your home or office.
The workshop program includes a brief demonstration of the 3 basic steps to start creating your miniature vessel. You will also learn a quick-dry technique on your freshly-thrown vessel so you can decorate and paint your creations with our selection of colourful underglazes.
By the end of the workshop, you will have a cohesive set of miniature pots – ideal for holding tiny plants or small trinkets or simply to add a decorative touch to your personal spaces.
Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned crafter, this workshop is a perfect opportunity to explore your creativity and unwind in a fun and relaxing setting.
Each miniature pot is around 3cm in height only.
*Minimum age to enroll is 12 years old.
Workshop Description
- 2 hours session (approx.)
- 2 complimentary underglaze-decorated mini pots included.
- Finished works will take 8 weeks from workshop date
- Aprons will be provided to protect from clay splatters (you are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing)
- Please ensure your nails are cut short for ease of movement
- Late-comers may miss the demonstration which will not be repeated
- Delivery/shipping of the finished works is not included.
Optional Add-ons
- Application of acrylic sealant is available for those who want to bring their mini pots home on the same day.
- Additional pieces to keep is chargeable at $4 per piece.
Workshop Fee: $65
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