Explore the traditional Japanese Nerikomi technique in a hands-on pottery workshop for ages 16 and over.
Saturday 11 April 2026
10:30am - 12:30pm
34 Homestead Rd, Berwick VIC 3806, Australia
Paid event
Discover the fascinating art of Nerikomi, a traditional Japanese pottery technique that reveals intricate patterns within clay forms. This workshop offers a playful and creative way to explore colour and pattern, perfect for those wanting to add flair to their ceramics or try something new. No prior experience is needed, just a willingness to experiment and enjoy the process.
Throughout the session, participants will learn to colour clay vibrantly, prepare Nerikomi canes and slabs, and work with multiple coloured clays to design unique tile-like patterns. You will create your own patterned vase and plate, practicing safe wet sanding and dust-free ceramic techniques.
Your finished pieces will be professionally glazed and fired, ready for you to take home and enjoy. Simply bring an apron and a small towel; all other materials will be provided.
This workshop is designed for individuals aged 16 and over, making it a great creative outlet for older teens and adults alike. It runs for two hours, providing ample time to learn and create without feeling rushed. The session is relaxed and inspiring, blending creativity, colour, and calm in a welcoming environment.
The workshop fee covers all materials, glazing, and firing of your pottery pieces. It is a paid event, so booking in advance is recommended to secure your spot.
The workshop will be held at the Old Cheese Factory, a charming venue that offers a comfortable and inspiring setting for creative activities. Located in the City of Casey, it is accessible by car and public transport, with parking available nearby.
This venue is ideal for community workshops and provides a friendly atmosphere where participants can focus on their craft and enjoy the company of fellow pottery enthusiasts.
Participants should be aged 16 or over to join this workshop. Please bring an apron and a small towel to protect your clothing and assist with the pottery process.
All other materials, including clay and tools, will be supplied. The workshop emphasizes safe and dust-free ceramic techniques to ensure a healthy environment.
Finished pieces will be glazed and fired by the facilitators, so you can look forward to taking home beautiful, durable pottery.
This is a paid event, and advance booking is essential to guarantee your place. The workshop runs on Saturday, 11 April 2026, from 10:30 to 12:30.
Tickets can be booked online through the City of Casey website. Prices cover all materials, glazing, and firing services, making it a great value creative experience.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn a unique pottery technique and create stunning ceramic art in a supportive and fun environment.
