Botanical Impressions Ceramic Workshop
Description
BOTANICAL IMPRESSIONS CERAMIC WORKSHOP
WITH REBEKAH CLARK
Join Rebekah Clark for a relaxed, hands-on ceramic workshop exploring botanical impressions in clay.
We’ll explore slab-rolling techniques and learn how to press leaves, flowers, stems and other botanicals into clay to capture their natural textures and details.
WHAT YOU’LL MAKE
Create a bespoke platter, plate or bowl decorated with your own arrangement of botanical impressions — a unique, functional ceramic piece inspired by nature. You’ll bring your impressions to life with an underglaze colour of your choosing, and I’ll do the rest, including glazing and firing.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
This small class includes one-on-one tuition, stoneware clay, use of ceramic tools, guidance in slab-rolling and botanical impression techniques, glaze examples to choose from, bisque firing and final glaze firing.
Please allow up to 4 weeks for your pieces to be completed and ready for collection from Heritage Collective.
WORKSHOP DETAILS
COST $139 plus booking fee
Saturday 7th November · 10:00am–12:00pm
Please arrive 15 minutes early to get settled.
Heritage Collective · Cnr Warton Road & Marine Parade, Cottesloe, WA
No previous ceramic experience is necessary.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Tea, coffee and morning tea will be provided. Wear comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting clay on, or bring an apron. Please trim your nails and leave jewellery at home — this is a hands-on class!
TERMS & CONDITIONS
In the event of a participant cancellation, no refund will be provided. Your place may be transferred to another person of your choosing, provided the request is made via email no later than 48 hours before the workshop commences. A full refund will only be provided if the workshop is cancelled by Rebekah. A minimum of 4 participants is required for the workshop to proceed.
By booking this workshop, you acknowledge and agree to the above terms and conditions.
Any enquiries contact rebekahclarkceramics@gmail.com
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