At Mitosh we offer a variety of classes that are suitable for both beginners and those who want to delve deeper into the art of ceramics. Choose a convenient format for classes and immerse yourself in the world of clay, creativity and inspiration.
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Individual classes – full immersion in pottery under the guidance of an experienced master. Ideal for those who want to master the technique quickly and thoroughly
Group master classes – a creative atmosphere and new acquaintances! We will teach you how to sculpt stylish ceramic products, even if you are holding clay in your hands for the first time
Long-term courses – a program for those who want to master pottery thoroughly. You will study all the stages of creating ceramics – from molding to firing and glazing, and will also be able to develop your own style.
Training for any level
Full cycle of creating ceramic products
Creative atmosphere and individual approach
Flexibility of training formats
Private lessons are the perfect choice for those who want to delve deeper into pottery, work at their own pace, and receive maximum attention from the teacher. This format is suitable for both beginners and those who are already familiar with clay and want to improve their skills.
Getting to know you and discussing your goals: During the first lesson, the teacher will find out what your level of training is, what techniques you are interested in and what exactly you want to create. This could be a basic introduction to clay, learning a specific technique or working on an original project.
Choosing a technique and materials. Depending on your preferences, you can choose one of the methods: Hand molding – molding without a potter’s wheel, creating decorative elements, textures and unusual shapes. Working on a potter’s wheel – mastering the technique of centering, forming symmetrical products. Combined techniques – combining hand molding and working on a wheel. Decorating and glazing – learning how to apply patterns, reliefs, and glaze.
The process of creation. Under the guidance of a master, you will begin working with clay, mastering the chosen technique. The teacher helps, corrects, explains the nuances and gives useful advice so that your product turns out exactly as you intended.
Drying and preparation for firing: After forming, the product goes through a drying stage, and then firing in a special oven to become durable and ready for use.
Final processing and glazing: If desired, you can take an additional lesson on glazing to give the product color, shine or a special texture.
– Personal approach – the teacher adapts the program specifically for you
– Flexibility – you choose a convenient time for classes and their pace
– Focus on your goals – you can focus on a specific technique or create an individual project
– Intensive training – unlike group classes, here you get 100% of the master's attention
For those who want to try pottery from scratch
For experienced craftsmen who want to master new techniques
For those who want to work on a complex project or create something unique
For people who feel more comfortable learning in a personal format
Group master classes are the perfect way to get acquainted with pottery in a friendly and inspiring atmosphere. Even if you have never worked with clay, under the guidance of our masters you will be able to create your first ceramic product and get an unforgettable experience.
Introduction and introduction: The master will tell you about the materials, tools and basic principles of working with clay. You will learn about the types of ceramics, the differences in sculpting techniques and how products are created by hand.
Choosing the technique and shape of the product. Depending on the topic of the master class, you will be able to try: Hand sculpting - creating cups, plates, vases or decorative figures. Working on a potter's wheel - forming classic ceramic shapes. Combined techniques - sculpting with the addition of reliefs, textures and artistic decor.
Creation process: Under the guidance of the master, you will begin to work with clay, experiment with shapes and textures. The teacher will help, suggest techniques, correct mistakes and support you at every stage.
Finishing and preparation for firing: After sculpting is complete, the products undergo a drying process and then are fired in the oven. This makes them durable and ready to use.
Glazing: You can also sign up for a glazing class to add color, texture, and a final look to your piece.
Suitable for any level – even if you have no experience, you will master basic techniques and be able to create your first product.
Live communication – joint creativity inspires, and group classes help to exchange ideas and impressions.
Impressive result – each lesson ends with the creation of a finished product that will remain with you as a keepsake.
Atmosphere of relaxation and creativity – working with clay relaxes, helps relieve stress and distract from everyday worries.
For those who want to try their hand at pottery
For friends and families who want to spend time together
For creative people looking for new experiences
For anyone who wants to relax and enjoy the process of creation
Long-term courses are a program for those who want to not just try pottery, but to study the process of creating ceramics in more depth. You will go from the first steps in working with clay to mastering complex techniques and creating original products. The course includes hand molding, working on a potter's wheel, studying decorating techniques, glazing and firing.
Stage 1: Basics of pottery. Introduction to types of clay and their properties. Working with tools. Basic hand-sculpting techniques and their application.
Stage 2: Pottery. Mastering the potter's wheel. Centering technique and forming symmetrical pieces. Creating basic shapes: bowls, vases, plates.
Stage 3: Decorating and glazing. Various techniques for applying patterns and textures. Preparing pieces for glazing. Studying the properties of glazes and their interaction.
Stage 4: Firing and final processing. First (biscuit) firing. Glazing and creating color effects. Second (final) firing at high temperature.
Stage 5: Creating original pieces. Developing individual projects. Creating complex compositions and unique shapes. Working with original glazes and experimental techniques.
Sequential training - you will learn all the stages of working with clay and will be able to confidently create ceramic products.
Practice and personal support - teachers will help you master new techniques, analyze mistakes and improve your skills.
Work at a comfortable pace - classes are held regularly, allowing you to dive deeper into the process without rushing.
Creation of original products - during the course you will be able to develop and create your own ceramic collections.
For beginners who want to learn how to create ceramics from scratch
For advanced students who want to hone their technique and master more complex processes
For those who want to try themselves as a ceramicist and create their own collection of products
Master the art of ceramics and create unique products with your own hands at Mitosh!