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Atelier Make
Montreal, Quebec
Choose a finished object or time at the wheel.
Atelier Make connects finished ceramics with making them. The Montreal studio's official site names Maya Ersan and Jaimie Robson as collaborators since 2012, presenting handmade ceramics alongside paper-based installation work and classes.
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The story & the craft.
Atelier Make connects finished ceramics with making them. The Montreal studio's official site names Maya Ersan and Jaimie Robson as collaborators since 2012, presenting handmade ceramics alongside paper-based installation work and classes. The ceramics shop and introductory wheel-throwing workshop are different next steps: one concerns an object, the other a scheduled learning experience.
The checked homepage lists an introduction to wheel throwing over two weeks, while the shop route gathers studio products. Neither guarantees a piece or class seat today. For ceramics, check the selected object's dimensions, glaze, intended use and care. Before booking, ask about dates, language, materials, firing, pickup and what the sessions include. The about-and-contact page supplies the Saint-Laurent studio address and inquiry details. Membership, events or installation work should be discussed separately rather than assumed part of a class ticket. Upvote has not attended the workshop or tested the ceramics.
What they make & offer.
Introduction to wheel throwing — two weeks
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The Canadian connection.
Official site identifies Montreal studio handmaking; clay and other input origins are not established.
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