Pottery Workshop - Make, Paint, Carve your own ceramic wall plate or trinket dish

Rs. 2,500.00

Join us for a hands-on, beginner-friendly pottery workshop where you'll learn two traditional pottery techniques-slab rolling and sgraffito-to create your very own unique clay plate. Under the guidance of an experienced ceramic artist, you’ll start by using slab rolling to form your plate, then decorate it with sgraffito-a technique that involves carving designs into the painted surface. By the end of the session, you’ll have a beautifully painted and carved plate, crafted with your own hands. You’ll also have the option to take your artwork home as-is or have it glazed and fired to turn it into a ceramic masterpiece at no additional cost. We’ll handle the bisque firing and glaze firing using pre-selected colors. The entire process of drying, firing, and glazing will take about 4-5 weeks, after which your ceramic plate will be ready for pickup or delivery.

Location :

Studio Graffiti: Anmol building, Powai Vihar Complex, 202, Lake Homes Private Rd, near Shiv temple, MHADA Colony 20, Powai, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400076

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Clay Types & Pottery Techniques: Learn about different types of clay and the essential pottery techniques used in making your plate.
Slab Rolling: Master the art of creating plates using the slab rolling technique.
Personalized Plate Design: Choose between a straight or scalloped-edged plate to make your unique creation.
Sgraffito Technique: Learn how to paint and carve your plate using the sgraffito technique for intricate designs.
All Materials Provided: Work with fine-quality stoneware, paints, tools, and materials—all provided for you.
Take Home or Leave for Firing: Take home your creation as-is, or leave it for glazing and firing at no additional cost.
4-5 Week Process: Your ceramic plate will undergo drying, glazing, and firing over 4-5 weeks. You can pick it up once it’s ready, or opt for delivery within Mumbai (at an additional cost of Rs200).
Crack Disclaimer: If your piece cracks during the drying or firing process, we will not be able to glaze or fire it.

Garima Sharma

About the host:

Garima Sharma is a multidisciplinary artist based in Mumbai, with a deep passion for the tactile and reflective qualities of clay. Her pottery practice seamlessly blends sculptural and functional forms, exploring the often-overlooked relationships we have with everyday objects. Through her work, she reflects on themes of nature, memory, and the silent presence of the inanimate in our lives, using clay as a medium to engage with the subtle yet profound connections we share with the world around us.

Her cosy studio is a space for both amateurs and artists to slow down and explore their creativity. Participants often describe her workshops as fun, creative, informative and her ad a knowledgable, patient and enthusiastic facilitator who brings out their artistic side.

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