Yo, Salu and La Ceramica Valencia
Be inspired
Valencia is famous for its ceramics: the National Museum of Ceramics in the beautiful Palacio del Marques de Dos Aguas, amazing ceramic boutiques in the city centre and Mercado Central — everything to inspire you to create your own masterpiece. I really enjoyed my masterclass with Yo, Salu and La Ceramica. Roberta is a very creative and supportive artist, sharing good vibes and inspiration all around.
We manually modelled clay and made organic pieces, such as platters, bowls, and kitchen utensils, which I regularly use at home now. The course took 4 hours in a studio, with a break to enjoy a table full of delicacies: finger foods, sandwiches, cake, and cava. Roberta is a great cook, by the way, and all the snacks were absolutely delicious.
The group of random participants was international; they appeared to be from five different countries. Roberta made the masterclass bilingual, sharing everything in both Spanish and English. Her friendly dog Bruno was also active in socializing. I really enjoyed both the process and the result, and I’m looking forward to continuing my ceramics experience with the upcoming classes in the park.
About this spot
Puerta del Mar, Plaça de la Porta de la Mar, Valencia, Spain
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Class w/ Snacks:
€
55
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