Do I need previous ceramics experience?

No prior experience is necessary; this course is designed for all skill levels.

Are materials included?

Yes, all materials, including clay and firing, are provided.

Wear comfortable clothes, bring an apron, and any personal tools if you wish.

How many projects can I complete?

Participants typically complete several pieces, depending on their pace and project complexity.

What is the studio's policy on glazing?

Glazing is included after firing, and you can choose your finishes during the course.

Can I participate if I am a beginner?

Absolutely, beginners are welcomed and will receive detailed guidance.

Ceramics Workshop at Taller Gingell in France

Located in the charming town of France, Taller Gingell offers a dedicated space for pottery enthusiasts eager to refine their handbuilding skills. This 5-day intensive ceramics course stands out because of its immersive approach, led by seasoned instructor Wendy, who brings years of expertise in clay arts. Perfect for beginners and seasoned creators alike, the workshop provides all necessary materials, including kiln firings, allowing participants to focus wholly on honing techniques and expressing their artistic vision.

The course emphasizes fundamental handbuilding methods such as pinching, coiling, and slab building. Set within a cozy yet professional studio environment, students can expect to craft a variety of projects, from functional ware to artistic sculptures. Beyond technical mastery, the program encourages personal creativity, aiding each participant in developing a personal style. The delightful French setting enhances the experience, making it a memorable retreat for art lovers seeking hands-on craft immersion.

What makes Taller Gingell truly unique is its combination of expert guidance and supportive atmosphere—ideal for anyone looking to deepen their ceramics practice. The studio's location in France also offers a chance to soak in the local culture while sharpening your craft. Whether you're aiming to boost your skills or just curious about working with clay, this course provides a rich, rewarding environment to learn and create. It’s a standout destination for ceramics enthusiasts in Europe, blending technical education with cultural charm.

About Taller Gingell

Taller Gingell is a professional ceramics studio in Barcelona, Catalunya, offering hands-on artisan workshops, private events, and intensive courses. Located in a recognized artisan workshop, Taller Gingell runs short two-hour experiences—like tile making, cup making, mosaic assemblies, and sculpting sessions—and longer programs such as a five-day intensive handbuilding course led by experienced teacher Wendy. All sessions provide materials, guidance, and access to studio tools and kiln firings where applicable.

Groups, teams, and private parties frequently book Taller Gingell for team-building and celebratory events. The studio accommodates small and large groups with tailored private events including The Mosaic, The Muse sculpting sessions, artisan tile and cup workshops, and planter-making experiences. Activities emphasize creativity and collaboration: participants craft personal keepsakes and contribute to community mosaics or framed artworks.

Taller Gingell prioritizes a welcoming, hands-on atmosphere suitable for beginners and experienced makers alike. No prior experience is required for most workshops; expert instruction and supplied underglazes, clay, and firing services are included in many offerings. The studio's catalog lists multiple private, team-building, and public experiences designed for creative bonding and skill-building.

Featured on The Adventure Collective, Taller Gingell combines professional studio facilities with accessible teaching. Whether booking a quick artisan tile workshop or enrolling in the intensive handbuilding course, participants can expect clear instruction, supplied materials, and a focus on creating meaningful ceramic pieces in Barcelona. Tile workshops use AMACO Velvet Underglazes for vibrant decoration, and many two-hour sessions result in finished tiles or cups that participants take home as keepsakes and memories.