Glazing workshop hosted by Studio Line
Glazing workshop hosted by Studio Line
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Join us at the Charlotte Manser Ceramics Studio for a 2hr glazing class hosted by David and Bon from Studio Line. This course is suitable for those who have worked with clay but would like a greater understanding of what glazing has to offer, especially the new By the Sea range in collaboration with Keith Brymer jones.
David and Bon will talk through how to utilise these stunning reactive glazes to their best and what great combinations you can use.
Bisque ware will be provided but if you would like to bring some mug size forms to work on please do. These will be fired to Cone 6/7 so please use appropriate clay.
All pieces will be ready to collect in 1 week post course and throughout, or they can be posted to the student at a cost of £5.
Cost - £40 per person
Date - September 9th
Time - 1pm start, 3 pm finish
Materials - all materials will be provided, including clay, glaze and kiln firings.
Location - all workshops will be held at the Charlotte Manser Ceramics Studio, South Fawley Farm, OX129NL.
Facilities - Our studio contains 12 pottery wheels, handbuilding work benches, a glazing area, a slab roller, an extruder, and many different glazes. Students will not have access to the kilns but work will be fired when dried and weekly kilns will be running.
What to wear - we are in a barn which can get hot when it’s warm out and cold when the weather is chilly.
Dietary Requirements - we can provide hot and cold drinks but if you prefer oat/almond/coconut milk, then please can you bring your own to leave in the fridge!
Deposit - if you choose to no longer attend the course the payment will not be refunded. If the course is cancelled or rearranged by Charlotte Manser Ceramics Ltd then the deposit will be refunded.
How it’s made
How it’s made
All ceramics are handmade in our pottery studio in Berkshire, UK. The pottery is made in small batches of around 30 pieces and is carefully formed over a two day period. After the pieces have dried for a week, they are then fired to 1000 degrees Celsius in our kiln. We then mix the glazes from powders before dipping and pouring the ceramics to create beautiful glaze patterns. The ceramics is then fired again to 1260 degrees Celsius.
ing traditional craftsmanship with a modern aesthetic, we bring an art form that’s centuries-old into the present day.
At Charlotte Manser Ceramics, we take pride in using renewable materials and practices to minimize our impact on the environment. By choosing to invest in our products, customers not only acquire one-of-a-kind pieces of pottery, but also support a small business with a mission to create a more ethical future.
Care
Care
Ceramics are fired to 1260 degrees and therefore are suitable to be microwaved or washed in a dishwasher.
Glaze
Glaze
Each piece is unique and will have different markings within the glaze which are to be embraced.
