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During the four-day professional program, participants work with throwing, shaping and decorating various bowl and plate forms on the potter's wheel.
They will become familiar with the characteristic forms, proportions and decorative solutions of bowls and plates typical of different Hungarian regions, thus gaining insight into the rich and diverse traditions of domestic pottery.
During the practical work, participants have the opportunity to further develop their own wheel-throwing techniques, try out new forms, and master such small but all the more important master techniques that make their work more confident and precise.
An experienced master guides the creation of the objects, so everyone can receive personalized professional guidance. During the shared work, there is an opportunity both to deepen knowledge acquired so far, to refine existing techniques and to learn new techniques.
These four days are not just about practicing wheel-throwing, but also about discovering traditional forms, experimentation and professional development. It is an ideal program for those who wish to further refine their wheel-throwing skills, become acquainted with new forms, and enrich their own toolkit with techniques learned from the master.
Theoretical and practical leader of the workshop: Fazekas Ferenc, folk craftsman, Master of Folk Arts
Duration of the program: 30 hours
Registration deadline: 30 September 2026 on the www.bmne.hu website.
We warmly welcome all interested participants!
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