Welcome to
Tanteri Ceramic Studio
Tanteri Ceramic initially was a ceramics, studio founded in 1987 by I Made Tanteri, who was a pioneer for ceramic development in Pejate Village Kediri Tabanan. The studio actually was a place provided for the artists and pottery craftsmen to cre their creations.
Hester Tjebbes has been involved in ceramics in Indonesia for a long time. Her background is multi cultural European. This had marked her career as a ceramicist. Her first ceramics teachers were Phillip Geartheart (USA) and Takao Sakuma (Japan).
Ever since 1983, she has spent several months every year in Indonesia. She has introduced porcelains, a kick wheel and a downdraft kiln with low fuel-costs to the people in Pejaten, She helped Tanteri and the villagers of Pejaten perfect high temperature firing techniques.
POTTERY TOUR
Let’s spend your a leisure in Bali
with us at pottery village PEJATEN.
Our Pottery Tour is a great way to discover Balinese culture and get new experience. We offer a comprehensive introduction to working with clay. Learn hand-building techniques, try wheel-throwing, hand-decorated painting and visit our Museum of Ceramic Arts in the Pottery Village. The Following Programs are avalaibel three optional :
- Afternoon Workshop Program / One Hour
Start 2:15 pm – Finish 3:15 pm
This workshop is designed for the beginner, and will cover the basic level working with clay — this workshop is mainly focused on wheel-thrown pottery (wedging, centering, opening, pulling walls and shaping ).
Start 9:45 am -finish 11.45
Participants will work on the potter’s wheel, and will learn the basics of creating their own pieces including clay preparation, tools, trimming, pulling handles and glazing. Decorating pots with traditional Balinese design elements like flowers, leaves, frogs, lizards, etc. The participants will receive their own glazed pieces.
- Sunset Workshop Program / Three Hour
Start 1:15 pm- Finish 4:15 pm
We offer a comprehensive introduction to working with clay. Learn hand-building techniques, try wheel-trhowing (centering, pulling walls and shaping ), Decorating pots with traditional Balinese design elements like flowers, leaves, frogs, lizards, etc . Hand-decorated painting and firing.
