Clay and Sip Class: Pressed Flower Ceramics

Three hours of creativity and relaxation for yourself and your friends!


Fra's Ceramics
Fra's Ceramics
2k followers

3 hours Class size 8 to 12 guests     $135


Get ready for a Saturday afternoon date with pottery, wine, and Francesca Geromino, experienced maker and founder of Fra's Ceramics, a local small business based in South Fremantle.
At your arrival, you'll find everything ready to make your ceramics creations, a complementary glass of wine, and a sharing food platter to keep your energy up and creativity flowing.
Francesca will teach you a slab building technique and how to imprint clay using flowers. You'll be able to make a platter, a mug, a vase, a candle holder, or a cup---it's up to you!
The table will be decorated with flowers and plants, textiles, Indian wood blocks, and shells that we'll be using for our clay imprinting.
At the beginning, we'll provide you with some clay to have fun and try all the imprinting you are curious about and choose the one that is perfect for your creation!
The workshop is perfect for total beginners. There is nothing more exciting for your teacher than to see everyone making beautiful creations. If you are already familiar with ceramics, it's a nice workshop to create what you would like, and we'll follow you step by step to help you achieve your dream ceramic design.
After the workshop, the creations will take around two months to be ready to be collected (between drying, first firing, painting, glazing, and second firing). Francesca will personally paint and glaze your pieces with the colour you prefer.
Note: Conact us if you have any enquiries for a big group private event or for any other questions.

Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly class, no experience necessary.
 
What you'll get
Clay, tools, two firings, food, and wine are included in the price.
 
Suitable for

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

Location

Beaconsfield, WA

Exact location is masked for privacy. You'll automatically get the specific address after booking.

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Fra's Ceramics
Fra's Ceramics

2k followers

I come from a very small Italian island called La Maddalena (Sardinia, Italy).
I have been passionate about ceramics since I was five years old. I remember when I went on vacation to Tuscany with my family and was amazed by the ceramists in their workshops along the vibrant streets of the city centers.
Growing up, I didn’t have access to any ceramic studio until the age of 27, when I did my first ever ceramic course in a new studio in my hometown opened by a local ceramist artist. I’m very grateful to her, as she taught me all her knowledge and she is still an artistic mentor.
The course helped me find my artistic style which goes back to my roots. It draws inspiration from the Sardinian Costa Smeralda style and the beauty of my island.
I wasn’t always a ceramist. I’ve studied and completed a Master Degree in Civil engineering and worked in a corporate job In London and in the research field at Curtin University (Perth).
When I started making ceramics as a hobby, things fell into place and it reminded me of what I completely lost. My creative identity and nature. I loved to bring beauty to this world and decided to open my small ceramics business in London in March 2020, called Fra’s Ceramics.
In London, I have completed a Level 2 Ceramic Course at the WM College in Camden and I joined Studio Pottery London (a communal studio and a community of ceramists).
In London, I have participated in markets, open studios, sold my work through galleries, pop up Shops and shops.
When I came back to Fremantle, I decided to join Tafe for a glazing and kiln course. I have been producing and studying at Tafe in Northbridge since February.
I’m currently selling my pieces online, in markets and shops and I’m incredibly passionate about teaching hand-building ceramics during my workshops and classes.
I love to provide a peaceful and relaxing space where people feel welcomed and free to express themselves and their creativity. I think making pottery is a way of taking care of yourself and dedicating time to your wellbeing.
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