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Blue + White Porcelain Painting with Yunting Li

Discover the elegance and expressive possibilities of cobalt underglaze painting on porcelain.

Starts Nov 1
210 US dollars
Main Street

Available spots


Service Description

Guided by Yunting’s expertise, participants will explore historic techniques rooted in the Yuan Dynasty 1330 and later refined through Japan’s renowned Arita porcelain tradition, connecting centuries of ceramic artistry with contemporary creative expression. Suitable for all skill levels, this workshop introduces traditional brushwork techniques, composition, pigment layering, and painting techniques on porcelain. Through guided demonstrations and individual instruction, participants will develop both technical skills and confidence while creating their own blue-and-white porcelain artwork. Yunting will provide for all workshop participants: -Ready-to-use cobalt underglaze paste and binder -Traditional Goat Hair Dami Brushes in large, medium, and small sizes -Ultra Fine-line Weasel Hair Brushes -Other specialized painting and teaching materials like rice paper, 4B and 12 B pencils, pencil sharpeners, erasers, printed A4 reference design sheets, red/blue pens, and utility knives -Students have the option to bring their own bisque-fired work to paint on or purchase work from Yunting for use during the workshop. *** We recommend bringing your own bisque-fired work, but you have options! * Brand-new brushes and cobalt underglaze will be available for purchase for use after the workshop. 2-5 pm - upstairs at OBHP


Upcoming Sessions


Cancellation Policy

Refunds/Credits will not be issued if requested within two weeks before the start of a workshop. If cancellation is requested more than two weeks before the workshop start date, a credit will be issued for use toward a different workshop. In the case that Old Borough Hall Pottery cancels a workshop, refunds will be issued in full.


Contact Details

  • 71 Main Street, High Bridge, NJ, USA

    908-269-1663

    rachel@oldboroughhallpottery.com


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