Updated Nov. 24, 2020
On November 14th (Sat.), SIED hosted “Ceramic Workshop” at a studio “ONE DAY TOGEI SCHOOL Gallery Michinakaba” in Kyoto City. Six international students and two local students joined us. This event is held under the purpose of leaning the history and culture of Japanese ceramic art and facilitating intercultural exchange for participants.
Although the event was organized under the regulation of the number of participants because of COVID-19 pandemic, all participants enjoyed making pottery and talking with others about their own ceramic piece in a friendly atmosphere. The ceramic piece will be fired in a kiln and come back to the participants about 2 months later. We hope they will like it!
SIED will organize lots of intercultural events to meet your expectations. We look forward to seeing you in our another event!
Although the event was organized under the regulation of the number of participants because of COVID-19 pandemic, all participants enjoyed making pottery and talking with others about their own ceramic piece in a friendly atmosphere. The ceramic piece will be fired in a kiln and come back to the participants about 2 months later. We hope they will like it!
SIED will organize lots of intercultural events to meet your expectations. We look forward to seeing you in our another event!
On November 14th (Sat.), SIED hosted “Ceramic Workshop” at a studio “ONE DAY TOGEI SCHOOL Gallery Michinakaba” in Kyoto City. Six international students and two local students joined us. This event is held under the purpose of leaning the history and culture of Japanese ceramic art and facilitating intercultural exchange for participants.
Although the event was organized under the regulation of the number of participants because of COVID-19 pandemic, all participants enjoyed making pottery and talking with others about their own ceramic piece in a friendly atmosphere. The ceramic piece will be fired in a kiln and come back to the participants about 2 months later. We hope they will like it!
SIED will organize lots of intercultural events to meet your expectations. We look forward to seeing you in our another event!
Although the event was organized under the regulation of the number of participants because of COVID-19 pandemic, all participants enjoyed making pottery and talking with others about their own ceramic piece in a friendly atmosphere. The ceramic piece will be fired in a kiln and come back to the participants about 2 months later. We hope they will like it!
SIED will organize lots of intercultural events to meet your expectations. We look forward to seeing you in our another event!
