mindful clay at hot numbers trumpington street
Hot Numbers: Join us at our Trumpington Street café for an intimate, candlelit evening of mindful clay carving with Catherine from Hiro Ceramics. Unwind, enjoy a slice of cake and a drink, and learn the therapeutic art of kurinuki to craft your own beautiful, bespoke pots.
mindful clay at sol creative foundry
treat yourself to an evening of calm led by catherine wynne-powell of hiro ceramics. time to unwind and let go as you learn the japanese kurinuki technique of scooping out clay to make your own beautiful pot. your work will be fired and returned to sol creative foundry.
mindful clay at eileen harte’s yurt in finchingfield
for the perfect friday evening… a relaxing introduction to kurinuki, a japanese clay technique requiring patience, care and mindfulness. come and join hiro ceramics at eileen harte 's yurt in finchingfield, essex on friday 18th september from 6:30-9:30pm for a mindful candlelit clay experience.
we'll begin by simply holding the clay. breathing, arriving, then we scoop - slowly, patiently - the clay you remove from one pot becomes the next form. a small family of vessels, made together.
there'll be ceremonial cacao, quiet conversation, and no rush.
your pots go away to be fired. they come back as something to keep — an anchor, if you'd like one, for something you want to carry forward.
tickets available via my bio/website - limited spots
mindful clay molten wonky
for the perfect friday evening… a relaxing introduction to kurinuki, a japanese clay technique requiring patience, care and mindfulness. come and join hiro ceramics at the fabulous molten wonky, hempstead, essex on friday 18th september from 6:30-9:30pm for a mindful candlelit clay experience.
we'll begin by simply holding the clay. breathing, arriving, then we scoop... slowly, patiently... the clay you remove from one pot becomes the next form. a small family of vessels, made together.
there'll be ceremonial cacao, quiet conversation, and no rush.
your pots go away to be fired. they come back as something to keep — an anchor, if you'd like one, for something you want to carry forward.
tickets available via my bio/website - limited spots