The "Forma i ogień" workshop series at Royal Łazienki Museum offered adults and youth a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in ceramic art. Participants learned both traditional and contemporary techniques, crafting distinctive pieces inspired by various motifs. Each thematic cycle involved two sessions, covering shaping, glazing, and professional firing to complete their creations. This popular series focused on hands-on artistic development.
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A series of ceramic workshops for adults and youth (16+) titled 'Forma i ogień' (Form and Fire) took place on various dates throughout 2025. Participants explored traditional and modern ceramic techniques, creating unique projects inspired by historical and natural motifs, with all tickets sold out.
The 'Forma i ogień' (Form and Fire) workshop series provided adults and youth aged 16 and above with an immersive experience in ceramic art. Held across multiple dates in 2025, these workshops guided participants through both traditional and contemporary ceramic techniques, allowing them to craft distinctive pieces. Projects ranged from intricate East Asian-inspired designs and regal plates to atmospheric lanterns, all designed to be both functional and decorative. Each thematic workshop consisted of two sessions. The first focused on shaping and constructing vessels or decorative elements using various clay-working methods. The second session, after the initial firing and drying, involved glazing, applying engobes, or using oxides to achieve the final aesthetic and durability. Completed works were fired by specialists and participants were notified via email about collection times. The series was led by Karina Madej, an educator specializing in artistic workshops, and all available tickets were sold out.
The workshops were ticketed at 100 PLN per person for two sessions within a thematic cycle. All available tickets for the 'Forma i ogień' series were sold out.
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