Filipino Vase Carving with Ashley Starace | Sunday, September 27, 2026
Filipino Vase Carving with Ashley Starace | Sunday, September 27, 2026
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⏰ 2:00 - 5:00 PM
📍 Meld Maker Studio, 1 N Haven St, Suite 3, Baltimore, MD 21224
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Join us for a special collaboration with local ceramicist Ashley Starace for a Filipino Vase Carving Workshop!
Note: Registration for this workshop closes on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
In this workshop you will receive a pre-made clay vase or tumbler cup and Ashley will guide you through carving designs into your piece, inspired by tribal Filipino motifs. At the start of class, Ashley will present the traditional Filipino designs sharing their symbolism and meanings. She will also give a basic introduction to Baybayin, an ancient pre-colonial script. You will be able to put together words or phrases and tribal designs that correspond to specific regions of the Philippines. Then we will trace them onto your vase/cup and carve away!
Ashley has taken the time to study her cultural heritage and she is excited to share it with anyone who wants to learn more about Filipino art! We hope you can join this workshop, take a deep dive into learning together, and come away with a beautiful ceramic piece for your home.
Instructor glazing is included in your ticket for a single color. If you'd like to decorate and glaze your piece with more details, you can register for a glazing session dated 2 or more weeks after your workshop to come back and glaze it yourself. This is a great option for folks who have intricate glazing designs in mind or who want to learn about the glazing part of the process.
Finished pieces will be available approximately 4 weeks after the workshop date.
Tickets are non-refundable if cancelled within 72 hours of the event. However, we'd be happy to transfer your tickets to a friend for you!
Come as you are. We recognize that different brains and different bodies come with unique strengths and limitations, and we'll work with you to find techniques that work for your mind and your body. Art is for all bodies and we're proud of our vibrant and supportive community. Hate has no place in our studio.
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