Paint Your Own Pot
A Ceramic Painting Workshop
Our workshops are returning after the monsoon with Paint Your Own Pot, a relaxed ceramic painting workshop for anyone who enjoys colour, creativity and the quiet joy of making by hand. Join us on Sunday, 2nd November from 10.30 AM to 12.30 PM at House of Iki, a pottery studio set on a peaceful farm. Spend a slow morning surrounded by nature as you choose from a selection of pre-made bisque pots (clay pieces that have already been shaped, dried and fired once) and paint them with your own designs and brushstrokes. Once your piece is complete, it will be coated in a transparent glaze and fired again, making it fully functional and food-safe. We’ll provide everything you need: underglaze colours, brushes, tools, glazing and firing of one piece, along with tea, coffee or juice to sip while you paint. Come spend a gentle morning surrounded by art, clay and the calm of the countryside. Workshop Details 🗓 Sunday, 2nd November 🕥 10.30 AM – 12.30 PM 💰 ₹2249/- 📍 House of Iki, near Sandip Foundation What you'll do 🎨 Pick a pre-made bisque pot and paint it with your own design 🔥 We’ll glaze and fire your pot to make it fully functional and food-safe What's included 🖌 Includes all materials – underglaze colours, brushes, tools ☕ Includes one beverage – tea, coffee, or juice Good to know 👩🎨 No experience needed | Ages 13+ 👥 Small group – max 8 participants ✨ Includes glazing and firing of one piece 🔗 Prior registration required
Cancellation Policy
• Missed Workshops: No refunds or rescheduling options will be available for no-shows or missed sessions under any circumstances. • Cancellation Policy: A full refund will be provided if cancellation is requested at least 4 days before your workshop date. After this, a refund will only be processed if we are able to fill your spot from our waitlist or through your referral. • Seat Transfers: Your seat may be transferred to a friend or family member if you are unable to attend. • No Postponements: Bookings cannot be deferred to future dates. • Breakage Disclaimer: While we take utmost care of all student work, pottery is fragile and pieces can sometimes break in the firing process.