Our Six Week Course will not only give you a kick start in your ceramics journey, we also offer you a new way of accessing your innate capacity for creative wellbeing: Each session begins with a meditation and poem to relax our body and mind so that we can switch from doing to being mode and more easily enter into creative Flow ​ Given its reliance on specialist knowledge and equipment, ceramic practice can feel daunting. Ceramic artist and founder of Dalston Clay, Barnaby Hosking has formulated this course to simplify ceramics process and make it feel natural and joyful: a regular part of your daily life much like exercise or relaxation. This course is most suitable for beginners but can also be used as a refresher or for further learning after previous beginners courses or prior experience with ceramics. This is a general ceramics course, so you will learn the basics of hand building and wheel throwing. However if you wish to focus on one or the other from the beginning, you are free to do so. Benefits of a Six Week Course at Dalston Clay Affordable and excellent value. Learn Wheel throwing, Handbuilding, trimming and glazing techniques. Pre-session meditation to help you transition into Flow Tools, aprons, and pottery painting and glazing options are all provided. Unlimited clay to use during sessions, plus 5 fired + glazed works included. Make up for missed sessions with a three hour Drop-In session 50% off our unique Clay Day on a Sunday of your choice Small, intimate groups of up to 12 students means you get lots of personal attention! Centrally heated and air conditioned studio with lots of natural light. Convenient and vibrant East London location just one minutes walk from stations. Free tea, great playlists and relaxed, friendly, community vibe.​ ​ Clay Day special offer On your first session of the six week course you will receive a Dalston Clay Bar making you the lucky winner of a Golden ticket which offers a 50% discount on a Clay Day on a Sunday of your choice. Clay Day is the ultimate creative wellbeing experience, combining pottery with yoga and meditation.