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Ceramics Courses in Florence
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Students have the chance to learn and practice the following: - Underglazes or colored slip technique decoration (in Italian “sgraffito”) - Sponging technique - Sculpture - Slip casting (in Italian, “ingobbio”) - Coil building technique (in Italian, “colombino”) - Forming technique: pinching (in Italian, “pizzico”) - Slab technique (in Italian, “lavorazione a lastre”) - All-round technique - Hand...
Students have the chance to learn and practice the following: - Underglazes or colored slip technique decoration (in Italian “sgraffito”) - Sponging technique - Sculpture - Slip casting (in Italian, “ingobbio”) - Coil building technique (in Italian, “colombino”) - Forming technique: pinching (in Italian, “pizzico”) - Slab technique (in Italian, “lavorazione a lastre”) - All-round technique - Hand-thrown pottery - Pottery painting and decoration - Cold finishing technique (in Italian, “Etruscan bucchero”) - Cold finishing technique (in Italia,n “terra sigillata”) - Cold finishing technique (in Italia,n “encausto”) - Majolica (tin-glazed pottery) Please note that our ceramics classes are delivered in a professional laboratory located off-campus. Students reach the lab by public transportat...
Program Highlights
Benefit from a tailor-made program, fostering direct student and instructor communication.
Take courses that follow a flexible, student-centered approach catering to diverse backgrounds and learning goals.
Ensure personalized attention, with classes intentionally kept small.
Engage fully in the learning experience, thanks to a free English interpretation service provided whether you’re a native or non-native speaker.
Receive a Certificate of Attendance/Diploma upon successful course completion.
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- Florence, Italy
- Academic Year
- Fall
- Spring
- Summer
- Art & Fine Arts
- Art History
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Locations
- Florence, Italy
Types and Subjects
- Subjects & Courses
- Art & Fine Arts
- Art History
- Arts
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- Academic Year
- Fall
- Spring
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- On-Site / In-Country Staff Support
- Tuition & Fees
Accommodation Options
- Apartment/Flat
- Group living
Qualifications & Experience
- English
Language Skills Required
- University Freshman (1st Year)
- University Sophomore (2nd Year)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
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Students have the chance to learn and practice the following: - Underglazes or colored slip technique decoration (in Italian “sgraffito”) - Sponging technique - Sculpture - Slip casting (in Italian, “ingobbio”) - Coil building technique (in Italian, “colombino”) - Forming technique: pinching (in Italian, “pizzico”) - Slab technique (in Italian, “lavorazione a lastre”) - All-round technique - Hand-thrown pottery - Pottery painting and decoration - Cold finishing technique (in Italian, “Etruscan bucchero”) - Cold finishing technique (in Italia,n “terra sigillata”) - Cold finishing technique (in Italia,n “encausto”) - Majolica (tin-glazed pottery) Please note that our ceramics classes are delivered in a professional laboratory located off-campus. Students reach the lab by public transportat...
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Ready to Learn More?
Students have the chance to learn and practice the following: - Underglazes or colored slip technique decoration (in Italian “sgraffito”) - Sponging technique - Sculpture - Slip casting (in Italian, “ingobbio”) - Coil building technique (in Italian, “colombino”) - Forming technique: pinching (in Italian, “pizzico”) - Slab technique (in Italian, “lavorazione a lastre”) - All-round technique - Hand-thrown pottery - Pottery painting and decoration - Cold finishing technique (in Italian, “Etruscan bucchero”) - Cold finishing technique (in Italia,n “terra sigillata”) - Cold finishing technique (in Italia,n “encausto”) - Majolica (tin-glazed pottery) Please note that our ceramics classes are delivered in a professional laboratory located off-campus. Students reach the lab by public transportat...
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