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Ceramic Christmas Tree Decorations

Thu 15 Oct

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LEXE Ceramics Studio

A 2 hour workshop where you will design, make and decorate your handbuilt Christmas Tree using a template, slab rolled clay and various tools and glazes to decorate.


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Ceramic Christmas Tree Decorations
Ceramic Christmas Tree Decorations

Time & Location

15 Oct 2026, 10:00 – 12:00

LEXE Ceramics Studio, 3 Mount Rd, Poole BH14 0QW, UK

About the event

This 2-hour workshop will explore a range of techniques whilst creating your very own ceramic Christmas Tree.


During this group session, we will be teaching begginer hand building techniques in the process of creating at least one ceramic tree. We will cover slab building, slip and scoring, carving and more.


We'll also introduce the basics of decorating with underglazes and/ or glazes.


Your piece will then be dried, fired, and glazed with a transparent glaze (and outside if desired), ready for you to pick up.


  • This workshop will have a maximum group number of 5 persons

  • This workshop will include refreshments which will be provided - please make sure to add any dietary requirements/ allergies in the form when booking.

  • Aprons can be provided but you are welcome to bring your own

  • It is recommended to keep nails short and hair tied back

  • All pieces will take between 2-4 weeks to dry and be fired

  • Unfortunately sometimes pieces do not survive the firing cycle. Such is the life of a potter. LEXE Ceramics cannot accept any responsibility for cracks that appear in the pieces made during the workshops or if any of the pieces don't survive the process

  • You will be contacted when your pieces are ready to be picked up.

  • All pieces will be kept for up to 2 months following pick up requests.

Tickets

  • Workshop - Christmas Tree

    This ticket is for a 2 hour handbuilding session at LEXE Ceramics Studios. Refreshments available.

    £65.00

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