Siem Reap, world-famous for Angkor Wat, invites you to step into a mysterious pottery class, explore the treasures of Khmer pottery in the afterglow of history, and start a cultural tracing at your fingertips.
Class content is elegant: Classes usually start at 3 hours and focus on traditional Khmer pottery. Using local clay, hand-molding and carving Angkor architectural patterns, the works exude an ancient and mysterious atmosphere and tell a thousand-year story. Students personally create multiple pieces of Siem Reap-style pottery in one class, and take the works away after graduation to continue their artistic sentiments.
Small class size and strong teacher background: The class size is small, which makes it easier for teachers to focus on guidance. Students exchange their experiences of exploring Angkor, and the atmosphere is harmonious, which inspires creative inspiration. Most of the potters who teach the class are inherited from their families and are well versed in Khmer pottery techniques. They will tell the history while making, and will provide detailed guidance throughout the process to ensure that students can accurately restore traditional crafts.
Flexible courses,Suitable facilities and equipment: The course time is flexibly arranged to adapt to the tourists' itinerary. The venue is usually close to the ancient monuments, and the open-air workshops are integrated into nature, accompanied by the Angkor legend, adding a magical color to the pottery creation. The pottery tools are primitive and simple, and everyone has his own production table. The wood kiln follows the ancient regulations, and the firing is slow but gives a unique texture. There are also electric kilns available, which balance the timeliness and are more efficient. Generally, the pottery can be taken away the next day.
Siem Reap is famous for its long tradition of handicrafts. Not only is it home to Angkor Wat, it is also one of the birthplaces of ancient pottery techniques. Experience a pottery course in Siem Reap and you will experience the true beauty of Cambodian art and make local pottery with your own hands.