You’ll sip wine or apple tea as you paint your own ceramic plate or bowl in a welcoming Melbourne studio—no experience needed. Enjoy Turkish delights and stories from your instructor while you relax into the rhythm of brush on clay. You’ll leave with your own unique piece—and maybe some sugar still on your hands.
Your evening includes all painting materials, step-by-step instruction from a friendly local guide, delicious Turkish delights and apple tea to sip while you work—and you’ll take home your finished ceramic plate or bowl at the end (just remember to bring your favorite bottle of wine if you want!).
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I brought a bottle of local Pinot (they said BYO wine, which honestly makes everything better), and there was apple tea steaming in little glasses if you wanted something sweet instead. The room felt warm even though it was chilly outside—paint smudges on aprons, the smell of glaze, people laughing when they messed up a pattern. At one point Yasmin told us about her grandmother back in Istanbul who used to paint plates like these; she made it sound so simple but I could tell there was real pride behind her stories.
By the end, I’d painted a bowl that looked nothing like what I’d pictured but somehow felt exactly like me—awkward brushstrokes and all. There’s something about seeing everyone else’s creations lined up on the table that makes you realize nobody really cares if you’re “good” at art here. We left with sticky fingers, our own painted ceramics wrapped up carefully, and this odd sense of calm that lingered long after we stepped out into the Melbourne night air.
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