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Ceramic Olive Oil Bottle Workshop with Kinga Amielucha

£110.00

Date: Saturday 20th of July

Time: from 10am to 12.30pm

Join us for a special Summer Clay & Sip Workshop, perfect for alfresco dining at its finest! This engaging one-off pottery experience invites you to craft and decorate your very own olive oil bottle. Master the art of slab building under the guidance of our experienced instructor and connect with fellow pottery enthusiasts in a friendly, welcoming environment.

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Glazing and firing takes around 6-8 weeks. There is an additional P&P charge if you wish to have your creation sent your address.

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  • Instructor: Kinga Amielucha (Chisel Pottery)
  • Date and Time: Saturday 20th of July from 10am to 12.30pm (2.5 hours)
  • Duration: 2.5 hours
  • Age Range: Suitable for adults and teenagers aged 14 and above. Younger participants may join if accompanied by an adult.
  • Skill Level: No prior experience necessary. This workshop is designed for beginners.
  • Materials Required from Participants: Participants should wear comfortable clothing. Short nails and hair tied up will help too.
  • Group Size: Up to 12 participants
  • Contact Information: For questions or more information, email us at info@vigourandskills.com
  • Location: Upton Downs Farm, Burford, OX18 4LY

 

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    Inspiration and Techniques

    Kinga's inspiration for her work comes from everyday life - She studies everyday objects we tend to take for granted - like a crumpled paper bag or a coffee bean sack and tries to find her own interpretation of those generic industrial objects in clay. She work with muted, natural tones to complement the earthy colours of clay. Kinga first design and craft each piece by hand and then create a plaster mould to preserve the shape.