Experience hand riding in Shimokitazawa pottery class! I'm making a thing making experience that is right for me now on leave!

Activity Japan Hello to all of you who are watching! This is Caolin. I'm a chick who has just started living in Tokyo. There are so many people in Tokyo. We need to be able to change trains smartly without relying on smartphones. I love subculture, so I'm excited about the exciting life of this city. Fun invitations and information are welcome!

By the way, suddenly, I am currently on leave. Unemployed! Are you free! !! So I often wander around Setagaya Ward, where my home is located. There are many hideaway shops around Shimokitazawa station, which is interesting. The creative atmosphere of the shops and people will inspire you to create. (To be honest, I'm more excited when I see a restaurant that looks delicious.) I've always liked manufacturing, but since I moved with the minimum amount of luggage, I don't have any materials or tools! There is no environment! !! So I searched online to find out if there were any manufacturing lessons, classrooms, or schools that I could participate in empty-handed.

I made a lot of hits, but I was attracted to the things that I could use in my daily life and the things that I could give as gifts, so I decided to make ceramics that Kaolin loves to play with clay! Among them, I will introduce this ceramic art class. First of all, the name is good. "Shimokita kiln time crushing hideout" Time is also crushed and hidden. Lol

When saying "ceramics", the image which makes wy ~ ~ and the vessel by the electromotive comprehension is common, but in reality this is quite difficult, after all, there are things that the teacher and the staff will mostly help out . It ended in five minutes of things. (Experienced person, Kaorin talks) On the other hand, this "hand swing" can create shapes of my ideal little by little and arrange it! It is a recommended method for beginners. In this case it seems that you can participate happily from adult to children.

Moreover, I'm glad that this course is empty-handed. It seems that you should wear clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. Even if it gets dirty, I don't care at all because it is dirty! I think it would be perfect if I had an apron and a towel.

You can make bite beer cups, plates, and small bowls. It's worth making when you think that your work is lined up on the table every day. The instructor will carefully guide and support you, so there is no need to worry about the art exploding unnecessarily. The glaze is basically left to you, so enjoy the finished color after it's finished. Looking at the picture, it looks like cute pink or refreshing turquoise blue. The astringent color is also wonderful. However, if you want to choose a color, there is a plan that you can take a glaze lesson, so if you want to stick to the work to the end, this may be perfect.

After all is baked, you can pick it up at the workshop or have it shipped. (Shipping will be charged separately. Please check) It seems that it will be completed in 1 to 2 months, so let's wait for a long time. Or it's an ant to continue going to the workshop in the meantime. For example, making small plates for the family. Also, children can participate from the age of 4, so you can go with your friends and parents! Word-of-mouth reviews are also good and safe.

And it seems to be held four times a day throughout the year. You can apply at your desired time! If this is the case, you can easily take classes even after work. (I'm not working now) If I go on a day off, I can go shopping or drink as it is after pottery. However, don't forget to make a reservation at least 2 days in advance. The location is also a good location, a 6-minute walk from Shimokitazawa Station toward Sangenjaya in the south.

The last fee to worry about is 2,900 yen. If you add a glaze lesson, it costs 5,800 yen. Personally, I think it's a good deal. It costs a lot of money to do it from scratch by arranging tools and materials for ceramic art and creating a work space by yourself. Also, an electric kiln used for unglazed and main firing! It's extremely expensive. Since it is baked at high temperature for hours, it costs a lot of electricity. It's great that you can do it for 2,900 yen with a lot of effort. Healed by the soil, the work remains at hand, and the skill improves. Let's go!