Ceramic Plant Pot Design

Course final project

A course by Xènia Bas , Ceramist

Ceramist. Barcelona, Spain.
Joined August 2019
97% positive reviews (143)
4,756 students
Audio: Spanish
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About the final project for: Ceramic Plant Pot Design

Ceramic pot design

“We have reached the end. We can already say that we are true lovers of plants and ceramics! Remember that ceramics and plants require observation, patience, perseverance and respect for the times. I encourage you to investigate the plants that grow in your region, to inquire about the needs and care they require and, from here, design a special pot for them. Next, we will review the steps that I have followed to prepare my final project, a bonsai pot. You can follow this same model to practice, but you can also make another of the types of pots that we have seen in Unit 3 of the course. What you prefer! Prepare the iron Work the plate by rolling the roller over the clay until the desired thickness is achieved and the plate is completely smooth.

Separate the parts of your pot from the iron [/ b] Taking advantage of the templates, cut each part using a punch on the plate.
[b] Shapes the clay sheets
Place each plate on the rolling pin to shape it. When it's the shape you need, let it dry. Repeat the process with each of them.
Gather the plates and assemble the pot Allow time for the clay to have the necessary consistency. Then put a bit of slip on the edges of each plate and mount them on the base.
Final finish Let your pot dry completely. Then it is time to put it in the oven for cooking and then apply the glaze to give it the final finish.
When you have your project finished, upload photos in the forum as I have done! We look forward to seeing the final result and the steps you have followed as I have done; surely we all learn from everyone. I also encourage you to ask and comment on the forum, it will surely be very enriching. I will be attentive to answer your questions, but be patient, I will try to respond as quickly as possible! I hope that with this course I have not only encouraged you to have more plants around you and create with your own hands the perfect pots for them, but also I have been able to transmit my love and respect for them and for the ceramic trade. A hug and much success!”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project What we are going to do now it is a review of everything we have seen during the course. At first I introduced myself so that you know me a little more and then I showed you what my influences are. In this Domestika course I have taught you four basic ceramic techniques to make your own pots. First I taught you how I understand the universe of plants and I showed you some books that help me and inspire me to care for plants. Then I told you about ceramics and why it seems to me a good material to house the plants. I presented you with the materials we need to make the pots and...”

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Course summary for: Ceramic Plant Pot Design

  • Level: Beginner
  • 97% positive reviews (143)
  • 4756 students
  • 4 units
  • 15 lessons (3h 30m)
  • 12 downloads
  • Category

    Craft
  • Areas

    Arts & Crafts, Ceramics, Fine Arts

Xènia Bas

Xènia Bas
A course by Xènia Bas

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Xènia Bas is a ceramist and founder of Bas, a ceramic workshop in Barcelona. She studied at the School of Arts and Crafts and specialized in jewelry. The fact that her entire family was devoted to crafts has undoubtedly influenced her career.

In 2013, together with her husband, she founded her own brand, Bas, focused on contemporary designs for ceramic plant pots whose objective was to offer excellent quality craftsmanship. In 2016 they were awarded the prize for the best artisan brand in Catalonia, Spain. Currently, her work focuses on three aspects: pot design, projects for interior designers, restorers, illustrators, and other designers, as well as teaching ceramic workshops, specifically for the construction of ceramic molds.


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Ceramic Plant Pot Design. Craft course by Xènia Bas

Ceramic Plant Pot Design

A course by Xènia Bas
Ceramist. Barcelona, Spain.
Joined August 2019
  • 97% positive reviews (143)
  • 4,756 students