They will learn the art of raku , and gain new found love for glazing and firing the raku.

Your will have the option of picking one of our thrown piece of ceramic made before hand so you can glaze, its one piece per a person but if you love it so much you can even op to purchase another extra one as a gift to someone.

Raku generally refers to a type of low-firing process that was inspired by traditional Japanese raku firing. Western-style raku usually involves removing pottery from the kiln while at bright red heat and…

Things to remember

Just bring yourself and enjoy the fun!!!! Not so messy You will be given two throw pots made by Nam to glaze. If you would like to Raku additional pots it is £5 extra payment on the day .

Kristina - 8 November 2019

Creative and fun activity. Process involves burning pots in an open fire which adds a lot of magic to the experience.

Jen - 10 August 2019

Wow, what an incredible morning we had Raku glazing, we learnt so much about this super fun process from our fantastic teacher Nam and his team. I am now addicted, I want to go back time and time again- thank you so much 😊

Janet - 8 August 2019

Nam and Suzie were very welcoming and knowledgable and the studio had a wide range of Amaco Raku glazes for us to experiment with.

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Nam Tran is an award-winning practitioner who gives lectures and demos at universities and exhibits internationally. A ceramic lecturer and head of the departments in design and multi media with Kensington and Chelsea college. Nam specialising in wheel thrown raku, bringing years of experience and craftsmanship to every object made. Tran's work focused primarily on exploring the physical properties of clay and material experimentation is a strong characteristics of his work. He has been developing making enclosed forms that are much stronger than open forms and therefore resonates well with the alternative firing technique he uses. His work…