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£125.00

Parent and Child Pottery Workshop

 

Date: Friday 21st of February 2025

Time: from 10:00 AM to 12:30/1 PM

Join Vallari Harshwal for a unique Parent and Child Pottery Workshop during the holiday break, where you and your child can experience the therapeutic process of handbuilding with clay. Learn essential pottery techniques such as coiling, slab building, and pinching while creating your own imaginative pieces. This heartwarming session fosters creativity and strengthens bonds between parent and child in a fun, supportive environment. The workshop lasts between 2.5 to 3 hours, and all materials, including air-drying clay, will be provided.

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  • Instructor: Vallari Harshwal
  • Date and Time: Friday 21st of February 2025
  • Duration: 2.5–3 hours
  • Age Range: 7 to 100 years
  • Skill Level: Beginners to intermediate
  • Materials Required from Participants: Comfortable old clothes, short nails preferred, warm clothing for colder weather
  • Group Size: Up to 6 parent-child pairs (12 participants)
  • Location: Upton Downs Farm, Burford, OX18 4LY
  • Contact Information: For questions or more information, email us at info@vigourandskills.com
  • Workshop Fee: £125 per parent-child set (includes materials and teaching hours)
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    Inspiration and Techniques

    Vallari’s work captures the shifting narratives of life, using clay as a medium for storytelling. She draws inspiration from her experiences in India and the UK, creating pieces that reflect both cultures. Her tableware is crafted in stoneware or terracotta, with handbuilt elements and intricate Sgraffito designs on colored slip. Vallari also explores the sculptural potential of clay, pushing its boundaries with innovative techniques. Her process is one of continuous experimentation, aiming to evoke emotion through simple yet powerful designs.