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Studio One Toi Tū - Beach Party

17 Apr 2020
Friday 17 April, 10am - 2pm
With Kairava Gullatz
Event type: 
Art, Public Program, Workshop/Seminar
Price: 
$65
Venue: 
Studio One Toi Tū
Address: 
1 Ponsonby Road
Region: 
Auckland
Post date: 
Sunday, December 1, 2019 - 13:03

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Create a unique and fully functional dinner plate featuring your individual design of a party by the ocean. We will explore a variety of clay sculpting techniques and you can also enjoy throwing a small vessel using a pottery wheel.

Age 6 - 14.
Class 12 max.
Materials and firings included.
Dress for mess and pack a lunch and drink bottle.

Links: 
Studio One Toi Tū WebsiteStudio One Toi Tū FacebookStudio One Toi Tū InstagramKairava's WebsiteKairava's InstagramBook Here

Written by

Studio One Toi Tū
1 Dec 2019

Interests Studio One offers more ways for Aucklanders to to meet and share ideas, skills and practices with each other and our community. We’re always keen to receive proposals from makers and innovators with ideas for events, activities, courses, workshops and exhibitions.

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