Everlasting Floral Ceramic Workshop

Draw inspiration from The Garden and create porcelain florals using techniques taught by ceramist Ester Kislin. Back by popular demand.

Harvesting from a garden filled with magnificent and unique flora, create your very own porcelain floral keepsakes. Using guided hand-building methods, pressing, molding, and burnout casting, students explore the creative techniques behind everlasting floral making. The course includes instruction, inspiration, porcelain, custom-colored porcelain, decorating slips, tools, and 2 firings. Finished fired florals are ready approximately 3 weeks after the course’s completion.

Ester R Kislin is a North Fork artist who creates sculptures, paintings, and tableware, drawing inspiration from her surroundings and the natural world. Ester studied ceramics in Italy, Japan, and Holland and holds a degree from Rhode Island School of Design. While living in New York, Ester studied ceramics as a post-grad resident at Hunter College, started a collaborative gallery, and retail business, and worked in numerous studios creating and consulting for artists endeavoring to work in clay.

AGE: Adult Audiences

WEATHER: Rain or Shine

SPECIAL NOTES: All crafters should be dressed for handling clay, plaster and porcelain.

REGISTRATION: Required. Buy Now.