Ceramics Workshops

10.30am – 12.30pm
7/F Activities Studio
Session 1 – Thursday, May 28
Session 2 – Friday, May 29
$350 per person
Adult Members only due to limited space.

Come and make a pair of sake cups from scratch for your loved ones. Through the pottery hand-building technique of pinching (without using a pottery wheel), you will experience a deeply aesthetic process that blends functionality with artistry – an act of creation that turns simple materials into personal, ritualistic objects designed to enhance the sensory experience of sake drinking.

Handmade cups embody the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which finds beauty in imperfection and simplicity. Participants will create a pair of unique ochoko (traditional small cups holding around 90ml). The texture of the clay slips and glaze bring depth and variation onto a small object, while providing a rustic or refined tactile pleasure that enhances the drinking experience.

Using a cup that you have made, or gifting one to a loved one, creates a personal, enduring connection.

After the workshop, your cups will be returned to the studio to be professionally glazed and will be ready for collection in around two weeks. The Membership Office will contact you once the cups are ready.

Cancellations must be received no later than Thursday, May 21 or the full fee will be charged.

This event is curated by Colour My World.

About the Artists
Priscilla Chan is a ceramicist based in Hong Kong, specialising in the creation of functional ware through diverse creative approaches. Her work is often inspired by local culture and infused with a sense of humour, giving each piece its well-defined character. She has a wealth of knowledge in managing ceramics studios as well as coaching all ages. In her spare time, Priscilla enjoys observing everyday objects as sources of inspiration for her creative process.

Jo Hannah Amancio is a graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design and is a comic artist and illustrator passionate about storytelling. She enjoys expressing visual narratives through comics, creating whimsical characters and worlds to tell stories. She believes in the importance of finding your voice through exploring different mediums of art, both two- and three-dimensionally. She enjoys applying mixed media, clay and 3D into her own personal crafts and creations.

This event is curated by Colour My World.

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