Gingerbread Cups | CHRISTMAS CERAMIC WORKSHOPS

Gingerbread Cups | CHRISTMAS CERAMIC WORKSHOPS

20 November (Friday) 2026

17.00

Admission 65 zł

Teacher: Ewa Kaczanowska

Art Zone, Jana Pawła II Street 9/8

CHRISTMAS CERAMIC WORKSHOP

We invite you to a unique, three-hour ceramic workshop in the Plastics Zone! ✨

On Friday, November 20, we will move into the world of Christmas inspiration and make gingerbread mugs from clay with our own hands.

During the workshop, we will glue the cups, and then decorate them according to our own idea. There will be gingerbread people, Christmas decorations and other small elements that will give any work a unique character. Finally, we will paint our works with colored angobas, that is, colored ceramic masses.

This is a great opportunity to get away from everyday life, activate your imagination and feel the magic of the upcoming holidays. You don't have to have any experience in ceramics — just a little imagination and a desire to create!

☕ When? Friday, November 20

⏰ Duration: 3 hours

For whom? Persons aged 14—99

When will you pick up your cups?

Finished works will wait for receipt after about 3 weeks. During this time, they will dry, be glazed and fired again in a ceramic furnace, thanks to which they will gain durability and final appearance.

Come and create your own unique mug that will brighten up your winter evenings or become a unique handmade gift. ❤️

Sign up for the workshop and create a little Christmas magic with us!

Teacher: Ewa Kaczanowska

Ewa Kaczanowska is a ceramics instructor and an artist-plastic artist, member of the Polish Association of Plastic Artists — Polish Applied Art. She has been associated with ceramics for years, passionately combining traditional techniques with modern forms of expression. He likes to experiment with different materials and ways of working with clay, creating unique combinations of textures, colors and shapes.

She developed her skills under the guidance of Prof. Stanisław Tworzydla at the Center for Decorative and Applied Arts, as well as during trainings in Poland and abroad — including in Vienna, where she learned new decorative techniques. For four years she worked at the Lena Grochowska Foundation, serving as the head of the ceramic studio in Warsaw and the coordinator of five ceramic workshops in Poland. This experience allowed her to combine artistic talent with the ability to support others in developing their passion.

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