Date: Sunday, 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
(06.09. / 13.09. / 20.09. / 27.09. / 04.10. / 11.10. / 18.10. / 25.10.)
In this 8-week course, you will explore the diverse possibilities that porcelain offers. The aim is to learn a wide range of techniques and develop your own individual pieces.
You work with porcelain as a thin-walled, translucent material. You will learn how to control wall thickness, form clean edges, and consciously design surfaces. This is how you create individual vessels or objects with a clear design language.
Materials & Techniques:
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Wheel throwing
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Construction of small sculptures and vessels
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Coloring porcelain
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Experiments with special porcelain glazes
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Deepening of precision and material understanding
Number of pieces to be fired: 2 kg of finished pieces (bisque and glaze firing) included in the course price
Additional options / Surcharge for extra pieces: €25/kg firing costs beyond the included 2 kg
This course is aimed at participants with solid experience in pottery throwing. Accurate centering and basic knowledge of working with ceramic materials are required. This corresponds roughly to the level of a completed 8-week course or comparable practical experience.
Language: German
Contact: hello@rami-ceramics.com
You don't need to bring anything. Clothes that can get dusty are sufficient. Aprons are provided and clay washes out easily.
Courses take place with a minimum of five participants. Should a course be cancelled on our end, we will of course offer a rebooking or a full refund.
Good to know: As we plan our courses carefully and spaces are limited, we kindly ask you to let us know as soon as possible if you need to cancel. This gives others the chance to join and helps us keep the experience smooth for everyone.
- Free cancellation up to 14 working days before the course start date
- Cancellations within 14 working days of the course: 100% of the course fee
- No-show without cancellation: 100% of the course fee
About the course instructor
Jacob Bartmann is a trained ceramicist, artist, and art educator. He has been working with ceramic materials in various contexts since 2010.
He designs teaware, tableware, lampshades, and jewelry from porcelain and also uses the material for conceptual artistic works. His particular strength lies in his profound knowledge of the material and the combination of meticulous craftsmanship with artistic expression.
