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Making a clay figurine
"A tool used by Jomon people for prayer? Try to make a human or animal-shaped figurine"
In this workshop, you will make a clay figurine with clay (250g of clay is used).
First make parts such as the body, head, and limbs, join the pieces together, and then add a pattern to finish.
Your clay figurine will be completed after drying it for about 1 month and then open-firing (kiln-firing) it.
Target / admittance capacity | Groups (limited to 100 people at one time) / individuals |
Required time | At least 45 minutes |
Material cost | ¥100 per 250g of clay (including open-firing (kiln firing) charge) |
Material | Clay |
※ If you cannot come to the museum on the open-firing day, we will do it for you. In that case, please come to collect your work at a time after that.
※ Please be aware that there may be some damage to your work when drying or open-firing it.
※ Works made from mid-October to the end of February will be fired by a kiln.
Examples of previous works
Other "earthenware-making" workshops
Clay handprint/footprint-makingClay flute/mask-making
Jomon pottery-making