Date: Sun, October 25th, 1-4pm
Duration: 3 Hours
Location: 1117 Virginia St, Studio C, Berkeley, CA
Level: All Levels, Ages 18+
Join Anastasia at her Berkeley ceramic studio to create a dutch oven or casserole for your kitchen!
We'll be making your dutch ovens and casseroles using oven-safe clay utilizing hand building moulds, formers, and templates. Flameware is a special clay body formulated to withstand direct exposure to open flame, stovetops, ovens, broilers, and microwaves without cracking.
The workshop will begin with a demonstration, and the rest of the time will be spend making! You will have several gorgeous Flameware-safe glazes to choose from for your piece, which will be glazed for you after the workshop has ended. Your work will be ready for pickup 1-2 weeks after the workshop’s end.
What’s Included
— Hands on instruction in a bright and clean ceramic studio
— Dinnerware safe clay. Make as many pieces as you like in the workshop time
— Hand tools, sponges, molds, formers, banding wheels, plaster molds, textures, and other hand building tools provided
— Choice of several gorgeous glazes to finish your pieces with
— Firing service (bisque and glaze)
Bring to Class
— Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
— Closed toed shoes
— Two or more project ideas. Pinterest and found images welcome!
Cancellations
All sales are final. No cancellations, returns, or refunds will be granted. You may find a friend to substitute your spot in class. Please handle the payment privately, and send new student contact information to art@anastasiatumanova.com to complete the exchange.
Please note a minimum of 5 people is required for this class to run. If you’ve enrolled and we don’t reach the minimum you will be issued a full refund.
Student Agreement
You’ll be provided a digital liability waiver and student agreement to review before class, I collect signatures at the start of the workshop. Nothing out of the ordinary, just your usual "be a good citizen" stuff.
Images in this course listing are aspirational and not intended to promise a particular end result
Date: Sun, October 25th, 1-4pm
Duration: 3 Hours
Location: 1117 Virginia St, Studio C, Berkeley, CA
Level: All Levels, Ages 18+
Join Anastasia at her Berkeley ceramic studio to create a dutch oven or casserole for your kitchen!
We'll be making your dutch ovens and casseroles using oven-safe clay utilizing hand building moulds, formers, and templates. Flameware is a special clay body formulated to withstand direct exposure to open flame, stovetops, ovens, broilers, and microwaves without cracking.
The workshop will begin with a demonstration, and the rest of the time will be spend making! You will have several gorgeous Flameware-safe glazes to choose from for your piece, which will be glazed for you after the workshop has ended. Your work will be ready for pickup 1-2 weeks after the workshop’s end.
What’s Included
— Hands on instruction in a bright and clean ceramic studio
— Dinnerware safe clay. Make as many pieces as you like in the workshop time
— Hand tools, sponges, molds, formers, banding wheels, plaster molds, textures, and other hand building tools provided
— Choice of several gorgeous glazes to finish your pieces with
— Firing service (bisque and glaze)
Bring to Class
— Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty
— Closed toed shoes
— Two or more project ideas. Pinterest and found images welcome!
Cancellations
All sales are final. No cancellations, returns, or refunds will be granted. You may find a friend to substitute your spot in class. Please handle the payment privately, and send new student contact information to art@anastasiatumanova.com to complete the exchange.
Please note a minimum of 5 people is required for this class to run. If you’ve enrolled and we don’t reach the minimum you will be issued a full refund.
Student Agreement
You’ll be provided a digital liability waiver and student agreement to review before class, I collect signatures at the start of the workshop. Nothing out of the ordinary, just your usual "be a good citizen" stuff.
Images in this course listing are aspirational and not intended to promise a particular end result
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