Ceramics + ape in pajamas

Saturday 21-12 from 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm

65,00 €

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Are you constantly torn between staying in your pajamas or organizing a fun evening, different from the usual?

Why choose when ODA offers both things at the same time!

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  • those who want to learn a new form of creativity in a light-hearted and informal way;
  • those looking for a fun way to spend your evening;
  • those who want to spend an evening in company learning something new and creating a unique and original object.

The course consists of 1 meeting of two and a half hours.

Guests are invited to come to class wearing their favorite pajamas. During the meeting, we will create a ceramic object whilst listening to the best 90s vibes, allowing ourselves (why not) to be carried away by the music.

Coni will use and explain the colombino technique, which involves rolling clay with the hands to form long ‘snakes’, which are then stacked and joined together to make vases, bowls or other three-dimensional objects. Coni will teach you how to make your creations stable and harmonious by playing with shapes and heights.

During the lessons ODA will be happy to offer an aperitif.

All materials, firing and glazing are included in the course.

The finished pieces will be available for pick-up 10–15 days after the course.

Thereafter, all pieces must be collected within 90 days. Any works unclaimed beyond this period will find a new home through a charity auction.

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Veronica

Veronica is a ceramic artist and illustrator originally from Sicily, living in Milan since her studies at the Politecnico. In 2019, she founded Lose Your Head, a small creative brand where ceramics and illustration coexist. The name was inspired by the desire to express the most positive meaning of ‘losing your head,’ which means caring lovingly for our values, people, daily life, nature, animals, and the things that matter most to us. Today, she creates unique pieces, both functional and decorative, with her main source of inspiration being the head, seen as a world to discover and interpret, a container of emotions, dreams, reality, and imagination.”

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