Are you ready to learn something new or want to improve on your pottery skills?
Have you always fancied giving it a shot?
6 WEEK COURSES - Sadly after retiring I have cut back my activities to courses on Friday & Saturday mornings only. These are fully booked with waiting lists but should you wish to go on one or the other list, please email me with your request and your mobile telephone number.
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​WORKSHOPS - I now only advertise workshops 2 weeks in advance and take bookings via email on a first come, first serve basis, which will be advertised on my Instagram and Facebook (links at the very bottom of this page).
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WORKSHOP GROUP BOOKINGS - If you have a booking for 4 to 5 people please contact me to to check availability.
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Wheel Throwing
Have fun, be creative and take home some art
Throwing techniques for beginners or for those wishing to improve their skills maximum 5 people.
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COURSES of 6 classes
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Fridays 10:00 –12:30 or Saturdays 10:00 –12:30
€300 per person
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WORKSHOPS
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​WORKSHOP 1/2 Day 10:00 – 12:30 or 14:00 –16:30
€95 per person per class
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WORKSHOP Whole day 10:00 – 16:30 €200 per person
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Prices include all materials, bisque firing and glaze firing and the use of one potter's wheel per person.
Workshops also include me working on your pots the next day by trimming and finishing them and allowing slow drying. I will then bisque fire them, apply glazes of your choice and glaze fire them then inform you when your pieces are ready to collect.
All you need is to bring is yourself and your creative enthusiasm.
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Raku Firing Workshop
Your New Masterpiece
Raku is a type of Japanese pottery traditionally used in Japanese tea ceremonies that dates back thousands of years, most often in the form of tea bowls. Fairly porous vessels are made in one class, and once dried and bisque fired, in a second class the pieces are glazed and fired outside in a Raku kiln. Pieces are then removed from the kiln while still glowing hot before placing the ware in a container filled with combustible material which is a traditional Raku practice. This treatment encourages the beautiful crackles that appear on the glaze.
Courses & workshops by arrangement.
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