Making pottery by hand

From raw clay, unique and one-of-a-kind designs of cups, plates, glasses, and decorative items are created, much to the delight of young people.

Pottery workshops are becoming increasingly popular, with an average price of 350,000-450,000 VND per person (including materials, firing, glazing, and shipping). Creating a pottery item involves several steps. First, the clay is prepared and thoroughly kneaded to achieve the best possible consistency. Next, it's shaped using a potter's wheel or by hand. The finished product is then dried or air-dried and decorated with specialized glazes. The final step is firing in the kiln. Workshop organizers typically promise delivery of the finished product within 2-3 weeks.

In a quiet space, the artistic spirit of young people is most actively and effectively unleashed.

Pottery making offers a sense of calm and relaxation after stressful days of work or study. It helps cultivate patience, dexterity, and concentration while allowing for creative expression. Many groups of friends choose this activity to foster teamwork and create lasting memories. Besides workshops lasting 3-4 hours, many places also offer shorter, multi-session pottery classes with advanced techniques to meet the diverse needs of everyone.

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