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Ceramic Marbling Workshop

Learn the magical art of marbling and paint your own mini ceramic pots and vases with stunning patterns


Eda Tevrizci
Eda Tevrizci
4.9 (10)
23k

1.5 hours Class size 3 to 6 guests

$130 (Afterpay available)

Adelaide
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Craft
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Pottery
Looking for unique things to do in Adelaide? Join this ceramic marbling workshop today!
In this workshop, you'll learn the beautiful technique of ebru marbling and have a relaxing and fun time making six beautiful marbled ceramics that you can use as decor or gifts.
What the workshop will cover:
  • Brief history of ebru art
  • Review of the tools and materials used for ceramic marbling
  • Information about preparing the marbling “size” (viscous solution)
  • The technique and application process of the paints for creating unique designs on the size surface
  • Transferring marbled patterns onto ceramic items
  • Information about the finished product process
By the end of the class, you will leave with your own handcrafted marbled creations that you can proudly display or gift to someone special. Get ready to unleash your creativity and have fun with ebru!
Note: Marbled ceramic pieces can't be varnished the same day so you have the option to take them home without varnish or you can collect them 10 days later and we will varnish them for you.
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Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly.
 
What you'll get
  • Two pots (7.8 cm height)
  • Two vases (7.5 cm height)
  • Two trinket dishes (9.5 cm diameter)
What to bring
Wear old clothes & old shoes as it can become a little messy.
 
Suitable for

This class is great for a team building activity, Christmas party or hens party.

This experience would also be a creative gift for her or gift for mum.

Location

3 Mimosa Avenue, Blackwood SA

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Eda Tevrizci
Eda Tevrizci

4.9 (10)
23k

Eda Tevrizci is a professional Ebru artist living in Australia since 2016. She started to work on traditional Ebru art early in 2015 which stole her heart immediately and has been practising it since then.
This art form has been added to UNESCO's world cultural heritage list in 2014; she uses water surface as a canvas and then transfers the created patterns onto paper, fabric or other materials.
Using natural pigments, traditional materials and water surface as a canvas, she tries to find a balance and connection between the traditional and modern designs through her works but she is more after in creating contemporary, abstract forms rooted in the traditional art form.
After living and running workshops in Melbourne for five years, she now conducts ebru workshops and short-term courses in Adelaide for art lovers who are open to a unique experience — paint on water surface.
Apart from workshops, she also creates tangible ebru designed jewellery and fashion accessories, stationery and home decoration products all of which reflect her vision of life.
For Eda, Ebru is a lifelong learning journey and she is keen to share her expertise with people while trying to achieve more each and every day. She loves the freedom and endless possibilities that Ebru offers and always looks for new and creative ways to adapt it to the new forms of today’s world.

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2024-11-29 15:00:00
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