Istanbul: Ceramic Painting Workshop, Dry in 10 Minutes
- Paint your own ceramic piece: vase, decorative plate, ornament or bowl
- Quick result: acrylic paints dry in just 10 minutes, take it home same day
- Learn acrylic paint techniques including brush strokes, color mixing and detailing
- Choose from vibrant tones to pastels, patterns to lettering, no limits
- Everything included: ceramic piece, all paints, brushes and materials
- Perfect for families and children, easy and fun activity with immediate results
What to expect
White ceramic before you, brush in hand, color palette ready. In our spacious atelier between Galataport and Galata Tower, each ceramic piece is like a blank canvas and what you do is completely up to your imagination.
Choose your ceramic piece: vase, decorative plate, ornament, or bowl. Learn acrylic paint techniques including brush strokes, color mixing, detailing, and lettering. Wide color palette available with dozens of different tones. Get inspired by ready patterns if you want, or make your own design.
Your instructor guides you in Turkish, English, or Russian. While painting, observe other workshops like ebru and mosaic around you.
Acrylic paints dry in just 10 minutes so you take your finished piece home same day. Sessions daily 08:00 to 23:00. Groups up to 250.
Reviews
Nice experience and we did not feel rushed. However, we were very much left on our own and no real check in with us except when called. Materials, work table, and brushes have also been heavily used and make the delicate work harder. But the outcome was still satisfactory.
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