Nature Vases: Make a Pottery Vase (Beginners & Returners)

FREE* 5-week course for adults aged 19+

In this five-week, sociable, hands-on course students will make beautiful clay vases decorated with imprints of foraged natural materials like leaves, twigs and seeds. You will gain new skills in pottery techniques and complete the course with your very own handmade vase to fill with natural arrangements. 

Clay is a wonderful, calming medium to work with. Through a sense of touch, pottery people find they can slow down, focus on the clay, and ignore difficulties and stresses in life.   

No experience needed - ideal for beginners or returners.

Times and Attending

This friendly class takes place Tuesdays from 24 February.

We start at 10am and finish at 12:30pm. There will be a short break with tea and coffee provided.

This is a 5-week course - ends 31 March when we will hand back your work (firing schedule permitting). No session on 24 March

Venue

This class takes place in the Parish Room at St David's Church, Exeter. The Room is situated to the side of the church, off Queen's Terrace,and directly opposite Exeter College - look out for our pink banner!

This space is fully accessible.

Commitment: we ask that learners endeavour to commit to the full course to enable everyone to get the most from the sessions.

Courses are popular - there's a wait-list, please advise us if you are no longer able to attend the course so we can offer your place to somebody else.

Urban Learning Academy

This course is delivered in partnership with CoLab Exeter as part of Urban Learning Academy, a collaborative venture providing opportunities for inclusive adult learning across Exeter.

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