Academic and Motor Development
Working with clay strengthens hand muscles and increases hand-eye coordination. This process also directly supports academic skills such as holding a pencil and writing properly.
From Clay to Art:
Real Production at University Standards
Our Ceramics Workshop is a professional art space established in 2020, with its fully equipped structure from kiln to potter's wheel, rivaling a university studio.
Here, clay is not just a play tool, but a cultural heritage that meets archaeology. Our students experience patience, experimentation, and the excitement of waiting for a piece to emerge from the kiln during the shaping, drying, and firing stages.
While ceramic work develops children's fine motor skills and focus abilities; the exhibitions we open in places like Urla Art Street at the end of the year give them the pride of "being a creator of works."
Our young artists, by finding the opportunity to exhibit and sell their works; experience both the value of labor and that art is a tool for sharing and communication at an early age.
Workshop Goals
This workshop aims to bring out children's creativity, develop patience and self-efficacy at every stage of the production process, and raise visionary individuals who recognize cultural heritage.
Patience and Process Management
They learn to be patient during shaping, drying, and firing processes; they experience the self-confidence of seeing a concrete work that emerges from their own efforts as a result.
Cultural Heritage and Archaeology
They discover the importance of soil in human life throughout history; they develop curiosity and respect for the past by understanding that ceramics is an archaeological and cultural heritage.
Workshop Gallery
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