


TSKW workshop! Tree of Life Candelabra
Class: Create Your Own Mexican Tree of Life Candelabra
Overview: Join us for a hands-on class where you will learn to create a beautiful Mexican tree of life candelabra. This unique piece serves both as an artful decoration and a functional element in your home. The Mexican tree of life is a traditional folk art that symbolizes life and renewal, making it a perfect project to commemorate a family member. Or, you can think outside the box and make yours tropical, seasonal, or fun!
Class Details:
Date: Saturday, July 26
Time: 10-3pm
Duration: 5 hours
Location: Clayspace, Stock Island
Skill Level: Experienced beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Cost: $125
What You'll Learn:
Introduction to the history and significance of the Mexican tree of life in folk art.
Techniques for shaping and assembling clay.
How to incorporate decorative elements that reflect your personal style.
Best practices for glazing and firing your candelabra.
Materials Provided:
Terra cotta, the traditional clay used for this form
Tools for sculpting and detailing.
Glazes for finishing.
Instructional handouts and resources.
What to Bring:
An apron or old clothing that you don’t mind getting dirty.
Any specific ideas or sketches you may want to include in your design. Please bring a sketchbook and pen, and an apron. Pack a snack and bring water or something you’d like to drink.
Registration: please register for this specific class at the following link. Spaces are limited!
https://tskw.org/create-your-own-mexican-tree-of-life-candelabra-with-stacey-johnson-hardy/
Class: Create Your Own Mexican Tree of Life Candelabra
Overview: Join us for a hands-on class where you will learn to create a beautiful Mexican tree of life candelabra. This unique piece serves both as an artful decoration and a functional element in your home. The Mexican tree of life is a traditional folk art that symbolizes life and renewal, making it a perfect project to commemorate a family member. Or, you can think outside the box and make yours tropical, seasonal, or fun!
Class Details:
Date: Saturday, July 26
Time: 10-3pm
Duration: 5 hours
Location: Clayspace, Stock Island
Skill Level: Experienced beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Cost: $125
What You'll Learn:
Introduction to the history and significance of the Mexican tree of life in folk art.
Techniques for shaping and assembling clay.
How to incorporate decorative elements that reflect your personal style.
Best practices for glazing and firing your candelabra.
Materials Provided:
Terra cotta, the traditional clay used for this form
Tools for sculpting and detailing.
Glazes for finishing.
Instructional handouts and resources.
What to Bring:
An apron or old clothing that you don’t mind getting dirty.
Any specific ideas or sketches you may want to include in your design. Please bring a sketchbook and pen, and an apron. Pack a snack and bring water or something you’d like to drink.
Registration: please register for this specific class at the following link. Spaces are limited!
https://tskw.org/create-your-own-mexican-tree-of-life-candelabra-with-stacey-johnson-hardy/
Class: Create Your Own Mexican Tree of Life Candelabra
Overview: Join us for a hands-on class where you will learn to create a beautiful Mexican tree of life candelabra. This unique piece serves both as an artful decoration and a functional element in your home. The Mexican tree of life is a traditional folk art that symbolizes life and renewal, making it a perfect project to commemorate a family member. Or, you can think outside the box and make yours tropical, seasonal, or fun!
Class Details:
Date: Saturday, July 26
Time: 10-3pm
Duration: 5 hours
Location: Clayspace, Stock Island
Skill Level: Experienced beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Cost: $125
What You'll Learn:
Introduction to the history and significance of the Mexican tree of life in folk art.
Techniques for shaping and assembling clay.
How to incorporate decorative elements that reflect your personal style.
Best practices for glazing and firing your candelabra.
Materials Provided:
Terra cotta, the traditional clay used for this form
Tools for sculpting and detailing.
Glazes for finishing.
Instructional handouts and resources.
What to Bring:
An apron or old clothing that you don’t mind getting dirty.
Any specific ideas or sketches you may want to include in your design. Please bring a sketchbook and pen, and an apron. Pack a snack and bring water or something you’d like to drink.
Registration: please register for this specific class at the following link. Spaces are limited!
https://tskw.org/create-your-own-mexican-tree-of-life-candelabra-with-stacey-johnson-hardy/