Join us at Nightingales Emporium for this exciting and fun group workshop!

To begin with, you will be introduced to the clay and learn a bit about the properties and the process.

You will then be shown how to build your pot form and given some time to work on it whilst being able to chat to others in the group. Candy will be there to help every step of the way!

Then you will be shown how to make and apply the boobs, suited to your preference (this is always the best bit! ).

Finally, you will have time to…

Things to remember

Please wear clothes and shoes that you don’t mind getting a little dirty (clay will come out in the wash).

Nightingales Emporium is accessible by train, right opposite Hornsey station. There is also street parking.

Jo - 25 February 2020

Candy was great - really informative and welcoming. She explained everything clearly and we had everything we needed, including snacks! I really loved the workshop and I can't wait to see my little boob pot when she's back from the kiln. Would definitely recommend. Also the venue was adorable ☺️ Thanks Candy!

Nikki - 1 February 2020

Really fun class! Candy is a fab teacher and I really enjoyed my boob pot making. Would highly recommend.

Georgia - 27 January 2020

We had so much fun at the workshop! In a way it had a gals sleepover kind of feel - sweets, popcorn, music, giggles. Perfect activity to bring a friend to whether youre creatively inclined or not. Candy was an awesome host - knows her stuff and on hand for advice but not overbearing. Also a great message about female body positivity. Highly recommended.

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Age Requirement

Flexible cancellation policy

Any class can be cancelled and fully refunded within 24 hours of purchase. See cancellation policy.

Art

Candy's Ceramics

Candy’s pottery classes are taught within the eclectic Nightingales Emporium, located just opposite Hornsey station.

After finishing her degree in Ceramic Design at Central Saint Martins, Candy was keen to pass on her learnt skills to others. Around teaching, Candy also makes her own work which is focused on the female form and explores representing this in the medium of clay.

Candy has worked with a wide range of students from young children, people with learning disabilities, mature students and people living with dementia. Candy’s teaching style is tailored to the individuals needs, in a relaxed and friendly…

Nightingales Emporium

Hornsey

40a Tottenham Lane

N8 7EA

London