Keramika Glaze Lab is a 2 part hands-on workshop exploring the fundamentals of glaze making from raw materials. Participants will learn how to mix and develop their own glazes from mineral ingredients, gaining insight into material behaviour, chemistry, and surface outcomes. Through demonstration, guided mixing, and practical testing, the workshop builds understanding of glaze formulation and encourages experimentation. In an additional session on Monday 24th August 5pm -7pm, the fired test tiles are reviewed collectively, supporting discussion around results and variation. The session is designed to build confidence in developing a personal glaze palette and deepen awareness of material relationships in ceramics.

About the Artist
Tali Cohen-Flantz is a ceramics educator and maker with over two decades of creative practice. She works across wheel throwing, hand-building, and sculptural forms, with a strong focus on material understanding and individual expression. With more than 15 years of experience developing her own glazes, Tali brings extensive knowledge of surface, chemistry, and process to her teaching. Her workshops are structured to support curiosity, confidence, and experimentation with materials.

Materials and Equipment
All core glaze materials and testing supplies are provided. Participants will take part in guided glaze mixing and testing processes during the workshop.

Additional Information
Suitable for beginner to intermediate levels. Participants should bring a notebook, drink bottle, apron, and a respirator mask or disposable P2-rated mask. A digital scale with 2g sensitivity (such as a kitchen or baking scale) is also required. The workshop includes demonstration, hands-on making, group review, and discussion of results. Note: minimum of 6 people for this workshop to go ahead. **** this is a two part workshop **** Tali will share additional information for the review in the Friday session.

*This workshop is part of the North Coast Ceramics Mud Trail 2026 – view the full schedule and register for the open studios event and other workshops: https://bit.ly/mud-trail-2026

**Note: This studio is not currently wheelchair accessible.

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