Ceramic Goblet Pottery Workshop
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This hand-building workshop is perfect for beginners to pottery making and you'll be able to make your own goblet from start to finish, including painting and decorating before it's glazed and fired for you. Oh, and you're also welcome to bring your own wine or drinks of choice!
What to expect:
- Time to sketch ideas and designs with help from your host. You can be as creative as you like!
- A pottery demonstration from your host Rosi
- Time to sculpt your goblet
- Time to paint and decorate your pottery goblet
Your masterpiece will be left for a week to be bisque fired, glazed with a glossy transparent glaze and fired again for one last time
Your masterpiece will be bisque-fired, glazed with a glossy transparent glaze and fired again for one last time! This process takes between 4-6 weeks, you will be emailed when your piece is ready to collect!
Age restrictions: 16+
| Adult (per ticket) | £35 |
What people are saying
Jul 2023
We had such a lovely evening with Rosi at wild clay. Relaxed and creative fun.
How to get there
Facilities
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
- WiFi
On the day
Wild Clay Studios is based on West Street, a short walk from Parsons Street station. The area offers free parking after 6pm.
Changes happen, don't worry
You'll be hosted by
Rosi Tooth
Rosi Tooth is a Scottish/Chinese independent artist based at Wild Clay Studio on West Street!
She's known for her colourful comics of cheeky frogs and whimsical girls, and you may have seen her work on Instagram where she has amassed a cult following for her illustration and ceramics.
Her work draws on her own experiences of being a woman in society, body shaming and mental health through light-hearted illustrations and ceramics.
Rosi Tooth (She/Her)
Hello, I’m Rosi, a ceramicist and illustrator. My work tends to draw on my own experiences of being a woman and navigating life to create one-of-a-kind pieces that capture everyday moments.
I have just opened Wild Clay Studios with my friend Jess and I am finally able to host my own workshops after four years of making!
Any questions?
Ask your question directly to Rosi Tooth.