Workshops

Ceramic workshops and courses in Tallinn, on your own, as a pair or with a group. Choose a format, or write to us if you have an idea of your own.

Handmade ceramic cup with hand-painted flowers

How clay becomes ceramics

  1. Hand-building

    At the first session, we make pieces using one of the hand-building techniques: for example, pinching from a lump of clay, rolling out a slab or building with clay coils.

  2. Drying

    The piece dries slowly so it keeps its shape.

  3. Bisque firing

    The dried pieces go into the kiln for their first firing at 900 °C.

  4. Glazing

    We paint the pieces with glaze. Colour and pattern make each one truly yours.

  5. Glaze firing

    A second firing at 1245 °C gives the strongest, highest-quality ceramics, safe to wash in the dishwasher and to use in the oven or microwave.

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