By Rachel Dormor
Ceramicist Rachel Dormor shares a workshop idea suitable for primary or secondary-aged children. Working in clay, pupils take their inspiration from drawings of fruit to make decorative clay tiles.
If your school does not have access to a kiln, pupils can still make and decorate these vessels, although of course, without firing, the clay will remain porous. The experience the children will gain from working with clay as a resistant and responsive material will still be very valuable.
This project can be further developed using the Fruit Pinch Pot Project which you can find here.
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