Have you always wanted to know how glazes REALLY work?

Understanding our glazes is the most powerful thing we can do to make our work our own.
Yet how many of us really understand how our glazes work?

Ceramic Materials Workshop is here to help. 
You can take our world renowned glaze calculation classes online, right now. 
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Designed for ceramicists of all levels, our Understanding Glazes course will change your studio FOREVER. 
Class starts now or April 1, 2023
Now enrolling in April 2023 Session
​Jan 2023 class is FULL
​Sign up today to reserve your spot!
You can begin right now.
Register now for only $400
​The next session begins April 1, 2023 
Register now for just $600
If you just want the lectures
  • You can start RIGHT NOW!
  • $400 for all of our Understanding Glazes lectures.  
  • 14 Lectures that will change your studio FOREVER.
  • With four months of access.
  • Enroll Here
If you want to experience the full course
  • The next class session begins April 1st and runs for 4 months.
  • $600 for the full experience.
  • We will have:
    • 14, hour and a half to two hour on-demand lectures,
    • LIVE bi-weekly online discussions
    • Q&A with Matt and Rose
    • Readings
    • Experiments
  • You will receive copies of our lectures notes!
  • Registration is open now and is LIMITED! Reserve your spot now!
  • Sign Up HERE!
"...A palette of some very pretty nude tones from the results of my last @ceramicmaterialsworkshop lab. There is a load of titanium in the base glaze creating lots of interesting texture and phase separation...The next step is going through these again and selecting a few more to develop. CMW say they will change your practise forever and it’s definitely true! It was the best investment to learn the chemistry behind glazes. Highly recommended to any potters who want to deepen their glaze knowledge."  - Kate S. - Understanding Glazes April 2022 Student

​About Rose and Matt Katz

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The Katz' are world renowned teachers and researchers on the subject of ceramic materials.
They met as students at Alfred University, where Matt has continued as a materials teacher for 15 years, while Rose went into ceramic industry. 
Their  combined perspective on how artists learn and use materials is revolutionary. 

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