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Teacher: Lisa Ericson Time: Saturday and Sunday, March 19-20, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM (Lunch break in the middle of the day. Lunch not included) + glazing on April 3 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM Booking and registration: When you pay for the course, you will automatically be registered and booked in your name for the course you purchase. Full refund applies within 14 days (according to the right of withdrawal law) from the payment date. In case of later cancellation, a cancellation fee of 500 SEK will be deducted. However, you can change your course free of charge to another session with the same price, subject to availability. The last cancellation day to receive the remaining amount as well as to switch to another course is 7 days before the course start. In case of a canceled course from our side (see General Terms or Covid 19), the full course fee will be refunded. |
Kurinuki - Japanese theme weekend (no wheel throwing)
Kurinuki means "to hollow out" in Japanese, and it is a special method for creating cups, bowls, and pots with a lot of character and feeling. The object is sculpted from a solid piece of clay, and in combination with different clays and glazes, completely unique surfaces are created.
Lisa Hartwig Eriksson has combined her interest in traditional Japanese crafts with her desire to experiment with color and form to create special kurinuki objects. During these two days, Lisa will show you how to use the Japanese technique to create your own unique objects and share tips and ideas for decoration and creating effects on the surface using differently colored clays and glazes.
The course fee includes:
- Materials: 2kg stoneware clay + slips/glazes/decorative materials + firing (after that, clay costs 50 SEK/kg)
- The workshop's nice fabric bag
- Coffee/tea and snacks after lunch
- Opportunity to leave your work clothes and shoes during the weekend
Prerequisites
No prerequisites required
Sustainable materials
In the courses, we work with stoneware clay from the German company Witgerts. At the workshop, we are very mindful of the environment and work in everything we do according to a sustainability plan. The clays we purchase therefore come as much as possible from Witgerts, which has a strong environmental policy.
Where
In the workshop's beautiful course facilities at Holländargatan 33, Stockholm.