Workshop Details Duration:

Time between: 14:00-17:00 approx. 3 hours Create: 1 cup or mug with one of decoration technics from sgraffito, transfer, stencils.

Group size: maх 8 participants

Language: English, Turkish

All materials, firings inclueded

Drinks, Snacks and fun 🙂

No previous experience required

All materials are provided by the studio. Once completed, your ceramic pieces will be left to dry before being fired in the kiln. They will be ready for collection approximately two weeks after the workshop.

Since functional pieces are fired above 1240°C, they are dishwasher-safe. All glazes are food-safe.

Enjoy a creative afternoon with friends, family, or simply by yourself. Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to try a new technique, this workshop is open to everyone—no previous experience is needed.

Using handbuilding techniques, you will create your own unique mug from clay and decorate it using a different creative method to add personal details and character to your piece.

It’s a great way to slow down, spend your weekend creatively, and explore your artistic side in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

We introduce a different technique each week, so there is always something new to discover.

Every two weeks, we alternate between our Handbuilt Mug Workshop and Muesli Bowl Workshop. Please check the website for upcoming dates and availability.

After the workshop, your pieces will be dried and kiln-fired, and will be ready for collection approximately two weeks later.

Cancellation & Participation Policy:
You can register and purchase your spot through the website.
The workshop fee is non-refundable, but you may reschedule to another date — just send me an email.

ABOUT ME

I studied Ceramics and Glass Design for four years and graduated top of my class. With my Fine Arts degree and 7 years of experience, I’m excited to meet those interested in ceramics. I participated in the exhibitions and competitions. I continued producing by taking both corporate and individual orders.

In 2025, I moved to Germany and founded Homespun Ceramic, where I create my own designs. It makes me happy to see that the products I make using my feelings, experiences and thoughts are shaped according to people in different homes.