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Pottery for Beginners

Sundays 2 March - 30 March | 9 - 11am

March 2, 2025 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am

$275.00
Pottery for Beginners Sunday course in Auckland.

Exclusive offer; six wheels, six participants, five sessions!

In this Pottery for Beginners course, you will learn all the foundation principles of how to throw pots on the wheel. Wheelwork is satisfying but can be harder than it looks although very achievable throughout this course. You will learn good skills and then practise, practise, practise to make perfect. Jino will teach clay preparation and wedging and then participants will learn how to centre their clay on the wheel. Correct methods and techniques will be taught so you get you great results.

In the Pottery for Beginners course, you will spend sessions 1, 2 and 3 making and throwing basic cylinders and different round forms. Session 4 will be spent trimming the ‘feet’, the bottom or underside of the vessels you make. Such an important step to creating the perfect vessel. Session 5 is spent on glazing your creations in a simple way through dipping. This is the final part of the process; the artworks then go back in the kiln for firing and then they are ready for you to collect.

 

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT POTTERY FOR BEGINNERS:

  • All materials, tools, equipment, and firing are included in the fee.
  • We recommend to participants that they bring an old towel.
  • In the last 5 minutes of class participants clean the wheel they have worked on.
  • Participants will choose their 4 best pieces to be glazed and fired.
  • Name or use a mark to clearly identify your pieces. Alternately or additionally, you can photograph your work and show us images when you collect. If clay pieces are not marked or an image cannot be shown, then the pieces will not be released.
  • Please allow a few weeks for your items to be ready for collection. Our kilns work for a lot of classes and workshops and have limited capacity. Please wait for us to email you, if we haven’t emailed you then your items are not ready for collection.
  • If you do not collect your pieces within one month of receiving the email, we reserve the right to dispose of them. We have limited space to store uncollected items.

Read more about your tutor Jino Jeong

Please note there is NO refund or a transfer if you cancel less than 7 days in advance or once the class/workshop has started. Our refund policy can be read in full here.

Details

Date:
March 2, 2025
Time:
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Series:
Cost:
$275.00
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Class/Workshop Tags:
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Tutor

Jino Jeong

Other

Duration
Term Time Course

Location

Studio 1
35 Uxbridge Road
Auckland, 2014 New Zealand
Phone
(09) 535 6467

Tickets

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Tickets will be available on December 14, 2024

About Your Tutor:

Jino Jeong

Jino Jeong

Jino Jeong is an Auckland-based ceramicist. Jino was born in Seoul and trained in ceramics at Kyunggi University in South Korea. He then spent a year at the highly prestigious Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute in China, the only dedicated university to ceramic arts in China. Now living in Auckland, Jino works from his studio experimenting with scale and glaze to create a unique body of work. He now teaches our Pottery for Beginners course Awards 2018 Portage award, Honorable mention, NZ…


Pottery for Beginners Sunday course in Auckland.

Exclusive offer; six wheels, six participants, five sessions!

In this Pottery for Beginners course, you will learn all the foundation principles of how to throw pots on the wheel. Wheelwork is satisfying but can be harder than it looks although very achievable throughout this course. You will learn good skills and then practise, practise, practise to make perfect. Jino will teach clay preparation and wedging and then participants will learn how to centre their clay on the wheel. Correct methods and techniques will be taught so you get you great results.

In the Pottery for Beginners course, you will spend sessions 1, 2 and 3 making and throwing basic cylinders and different round forms. Session 4 will be spent trimming the ‘feet’, the bottom or underside of the vessels you make. Such an important step to creating the perfect vessel. Session 5 is spent on glazing your creations in a simple way through dipping. This is the final part of the process; the artworks then go back in the kiln for firing and then they are ready for you to collect.

 

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT POTTERY FOR BEGINNERS:

  • All materials, tools, equipment, and firing are included in the fee.
  • We recommend to participants that they bring an old towel.
  • In the last 5 minutes of class participants clean the wheel they have worked on.
  • Participants will choose their 4 best pieces to be glazed and fired.
  • Name or use a mark to clearly identify your pieces. Alternately or additionally, you can photograph your work and show us images when you collect. If clay pieces are not marked or an image cannot be shown, then the pieces will not be released.
  • Please allow a few weeks for your items to be ready for collection. Our kilns work for a lot of classes and workshops and have limited capacity. Please wait for us to email you, if we haven’t emailed you then your items are not ready for collection.
  • If you do not collect your pieces within one month of receiving the email, we reserve the right to dispose of them. We have limited space to store uncollected items.

Read more about your tutor Jino Jeong

Please note there is NO refund or a transfer if you cancel less than 7 days in advance or once the class/workshop has started. Our refund policy can be read in full here.

Details

Date:
March 9, 2025
Time:
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Series:
Cost:
$275.00
Class/Workshop Categories:
,
Class/Workshop Tags:
,

Tutor

Jino Jeong

Other

Duration
Term Time Course

Location

Studio 1
35 Uxbridge Road
Auckland, 2014 New Zealand
Phone
(09) 535 6467

Tickets

The numbers below include tickets for this event already in your cart. Clicking "Get Tickets" will allow you to edit any existing attendee information as well as change ticket quantities.
Tickets will be available on December 14, 2024

About Your Tutor:

Jino Jeong

Jino Jeong

Jino Jeong is an Auckland-based ceramicist. Jino was born in Seoul and trained in ceramics at Kyunggi University in South Korea. He then spent a year at the highly prestigious Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute in China, the only dedicated university to ceramic arts in China. Now living in Auckland, Jino works from his studio experimenting with scale and glaze to create a unique body of work. He now teaches our Pottery for Beginners course Awards 2018 Portage award, Honorable mention, NZ…


Pottery for Beginners Sunday course in Auckland.

Exclusive offer; six wheels, six participants, five sessions!

In this Pottery for Beginners course, you will learn all the foundation principles of how to throw pots on the wheel. Wheelwork is satisfying but can be harder than it looks although very achievable throughout this course. You will learn good skills and then practise, practise, practise to make perfect. Jino will teach clay preparation and wedging and then participants will learn how to centre their clay on the wheel. Correct methods and techniques will be taught so you get you great results.

In the Pottery for Beginners course, you will spend sessions 1, 2 and 3 making and throwing basic cylinders and different round forms. Session 4 will be spent trimming the ‘feet’, the bottom or underside of the vessels you make. Such an important step to creating the perfect vessel. Session 5 is spent on glazing your creations in a simple way through dipping. This is the final part of the process; the artworks then go back in the kiln for firing and then they are ready for you to collect.

 

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT POTTERY FOR BEGINNERS:

  • All materials, tools, equipment, and firing are included in the fee.
  • We recommend to participants that they bring an old towel.
  • In the last 5 minutes of class participants clean the wheel they have worked on.
  • Participants will choose their 4 best pieces to be glazed and fired.
  • Name or use a mark to clearly identify your pieces. Alternately or additionally, you can photograph your work and show us images when you collect. If clay pieces are not marked or an image cannot be shown, then the pieces will not be released.
  • Please allow a few weeks for your items to be ready for collection. Our kilns work for a lot of classes and workshops and have limited capacity. Please wait for us to email you, if we haven’t emailed you then your items are not ready for collection.
  • If you do not collect your pieces within one month of receiving the email, we reserve the right to dispose of them. We have limited space to store uncollected items.

Read more about your tutor Jino Jeong

Please note there is NO refund or a transfer if you cancel less than 7 days in advance or once the class/workshop has started. Our refund policy can be read in full here.

Details

Date:
March 16, 2025
Time:
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Series:
Cost:
$275.00
Class/Workshop Categories:
,
Class/Workshop Tags:
,

Tutor

Jino Jeong

Other

Duration
Term Time Course

Location

Studio 1
35 Uxbridge Road
Auckland, 2014 New Zealand
Phone
(09) 535 6467

Tickets

The numbers below include tickets for this event already in your cart. Clicking "Get Tickets" will allow you to edit any existing attendee information as well as change ticket quantities.
Tickets will be available on December 14, 2024

About Your Tutor:

Jino Jeong

Jino Jeong

Jino Jeong is an Auckland-based ceramicist. Jino was born in Seoul and trained in ceramics at Kyunggi University in South Korea. He then spent a year at the highly prestigious Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute in China, the only dedicated university to ceramic arts in China. Now living in Auckland, Jino works from his studio experimenting with scale and glaze to create a unique body of work. He now teaches our Pottery for Beginners course Awards 2018 Portage award, Honorable mention, NZ…


Pottery for Beginners Sunday course in Auckland.

Exclusive offer; six wheels, six participants, five sessions!

In this Pottery for Beginners course, you will learn all the foundation principles of how to throw pots on the wheel. Wheelwork is satisfying but can be harder than it looks although very achievable throughout this course. You will learn good skills and then practise, practise, practise to make perfect. Jino will teach clay preparation and wedging and then participants will learn how to centre their clay on the wheel. Correct methods and techniques will be taught so you get you great results.

In the Pottery for Beginners course, you will spend sessions 1, 2 and 3 making and throwing basic cylinders and different round forms. Session 4 will be spent trimming the ‘feet’, the bottom or underside of the vessels you make. Such an important step to creating the perfect vessel. Session 5 is spent on glazing your creations in a simple way through dipping. This is the final part of the process; the artworks then go back in the kiln for firing and then they are ready for you to collect.

 

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT POTTERY FOR BEGINNERS:

  • All materials, tools, equipment, and firing are included in the fee.
  • We recommend to participants that they bring an old towel.
  • In the last 5 minutes of class participants clean the wheel they have worked on.
  • Participants will choose their 4 best pieces to be glazed and fired.
  • Name or use a mark to clearly identify your pieces. Alternately or additionally, you can photograph your work and show us images when you collect. If clay pieces are not marked or an image cannot be shown, then the pieces will not be released.
  • Please allow a few weeks for your items to be ready for collection. Our kilns work for a lot of classes and workshops and have limited capacity. Please wait for us to email you, if we haven’t emailed you then your items are not ready for collection.
  • If you do not collect your pieces within one month of receiving the email, we reserve the right to dispose of them. We have limited space to store uncollected items.

Read more about your tutor Jino Jeong

Please note there is NO refund or a transfer if you cancel less than 7 days in advance or once the class/workshop has started. Our refund policy can be read in full here.

Details

Date:
March 23, 2025
Time:
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Series:
Cost:
$275.00
Class/Workshop Categories:
,
Class/Workshop Tags:
,

Tutor

Jino Jeong

Other

Duration
Term Time Course

Location

Studio 1
35 Uxbridge Road
Auckland, 2014 New Zealand
Phone
(09) 535 6467

Tickets

The numbers below include tickets for this event already in your cart. Clicking "Get Tickets" will allow you to edit any existing attendee information as well as change ticket quantities.
Tickets will be available on December 14, 2024

About Your Tutor:

Jino Jeong

Jino Jeong

Jino Jeong is an Auckland-based ceramicist. Jino was born in Seoul and trained in ceramics at Kyunggi University in South Korea. He then spent a year at the highly prestigious Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute in China, the only dedicated university to ceramic arts in China. Now living in Auckland, Jino works from his studio experimenting with scale and glaze to create a unique body of work. He now teaches our Pottery for Beginners course Awards 2018 Portage award, Honorable mention, NZ…


Pottery for Beginners Sunday course in Auckland.

Exclusive offer; six wheels, six participants, five sessions!

In this Pottery for Beginners course, you will learn all the foundation principles of how to throw pots on the wheel. Wheelwork is satisfying but can be harder than it looks although very achievable throughout this course. You will learn good skills and then practise, practise, practise to make perfect. Jino will teach clay preparation and wedging and then participants will learn how to centre their clay on the wheel. Correct methods and techniques will be taught so you get you great results.

In the Pottery for Beginners course, you will spend sessions 1, 2 and 3 making and throwing basic cylinders and different round forms. Session 4 will be spent trimming the ‘feet’, the bottom or underside of the vessels you make. Such an important step to creating the perfect vessel. Session 5 is spent on glazing your creations in a simple way through dipping. This is the final part of the process; the artworks then go back in the kiln for firing and then they are ready for you to collect.

 

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT POTTERY FOR BEGINNERS:

  • All materials, tools, equipment, and firing are included in the fee.
  • We recommend to participants that they bring an old towel.
  • In the last 5 minutes of class participants clean the wheel they have worked on.
  • Participants will choose their 4 best pieces to be glazed and fired.
  • Name or use a mark to clearly identify your pieces. Alternately or additionally, you can photograph your work and show us images when you collect. If clay pieces are not marked or an image cannot be shown, then the pieces will not be released.
  • Please allow a few weeks for your items to be ready for collection. Our kilns work for a lot of classes and workshops and have limited capacity. Please wait for us to email you, if we haven’t emailed you then your items are not ready for collection.
  • If you do not collect your pieces within one month of receiving the email, we reserve the right to dispose of them. We have limited space to store uncollected items.

Read more about your tutor Jino Jeong

Please note there is NO refund or a transfer if you cancel less than 7 days in advance or once the class/workshop has started. Our refund policy can be read in full here.

Details

Date:
March 30, 2025
Time:
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Series:
Cost:
$275.00
Class/Workshop Categories:
,
Class/Workshop Tags:
,

Tutor

Jino Jeong

Other

Duration
Term Time Course

Location

Studio 1
35 Uxbridge Road
Auckland, 2014 New Zealand
Phone
(09) 535 6467

Tickets

The numbers below include tickets for this event already in your cart. Clicking "Get Tickets" will allow you to edit any existing attendee information as well as change ticket quantities.
Tickets will be available on December 14, 2024

About Your Tutor:

Jino Jeong

Jino Jeong

Jino Jeong is an Auckland-based ceramicist. Jino was born in Seoul and trained in ceramics at Kyunggi University in South Korea. He then spent a year at the highly prestigious Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute in China, the only dedicated university to ceramic arts in China. Now living in Auckland, Jino works from his studio experimenting with scale and glaze to create a unique body of work. He now teaches our Pottery for Beginners course Awards 2018 Portage award, Honorable mention, NZ…