BYOB Pottery Painting Class

Paint your own ceramic masterpiece at this fun pottery painting experience in Deptford!



1.5 hours

Class size 1 to 8 (public classes), 6 to 14
  £22

Join us for a creative evening at our ceramics workshop! During this session, you will learn how to paint ceramics while enjoying the company of friends and your favourite drinks.
You can choose to paint either a lovely ceramic cup or a charming plate. If you're feeling adventurous, you also have the option to upgrade to larger shapes and forms for a small additional cost.
Don't worry if you're new to painting ceramics - this is a fun and relaxed activity suitable for all skill levels. You'll have the opportunity to express your creativity and let your imagination run wild.
Once you've completed painting your ceramic piece, it will be fired and glazed and can be collected within 2 to 3 weeks.
What you'll get
Everything needed to paint either a ceramic cup or plate.
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Knowledge required
Beginner friendly.
What to bring
Your favourite drink(s)!
Suitable for

This class is great for individuals and couples as well as for a date idea, birthday or hen do.

This experience would also be a creative gift for her, gift for mum or gift for couples.

Location

Cernamic Studio - 2 Harton Street, London, SE8 4DQ, England

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A rare and hidden pottery Eden in the heart of east London, Stoke Newington. Cernamic studio in Stoke Newington was founded, created, and built during the first lockdown of the pandemic, through hard work, blood, sweat, and tears. Nam and Susi two professional ceramicists run this fun and affordable pottery studio open for everyone from all walks of life.
Nam Tran is an award-winning practitioner who gives lectures and demos at universities and exhibits internationally. A ceramic lecturer and head of the departments in design and multi-media with Kensington and Chelsea college. Nam specialises in wheel-thrown raku, bringing years of experience and craftsmanship to every object made.
Tran's work is focused primarily on exploring the physical properties of clay and material experimentation is a strong characteristic of his work. He has been developing making enclosed forms that are much stronger than open forms and therefore resonates well with the alternative firing technique he uses. His work is dominated by thrown pieces that subtly echo the urban roots and conceptual design. Nam Tran first made pots as a teenager on a wheel in his own bedroom and remembers being captivated by the experience. With his unique alternatives methods and approach to ceramics, Nam Tran identifies rules and manipulates and bends them.

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