Clay, warmth, and a bit of winter magic: together with artist Rita Haak, you will sculpt a fly agaric - a fairy-tale symbol of luck and happiness. The simple technique is suitable for beginners, and the result will become a charming decor for your home. After firing, the work will be glazed, or you can take it home and paint it yourself. Want a bright accent? Add spots, relief, and texture to your liking. Sometimes you want to create something for your home that immediately pleases the eye. In this ceramics class, you will sculpt a fly agaric - a bright, slightly fairy-tale image that the author considers a symbol of luck and happiness. Such decor maintains a good mood all year round: during the day, it serves as an accent on the shelf, and in the evening, it beautifully catches the light of the lamp and gives a sense of a little celebration for no reason. The work will start with a simple shape, so beginners will feel at ease. You will knead the clay, assemble the "stem" and "cap", choose proportions, and decide what character the item will have - neat and graphic or deliberately "woodsy". You can add texture to the cap, make the spots raised or almost flat, leave fingerprints or smooth the surface to a glossy finish. Small details also look good: a gentle wave along the edge, point relief, a hint of "moss" at the base. During the process, you will learn how to keep the walls of even thickness and where the clay needs support. Rita Haak will guide you on how to level the edges, connect parts without cracks, and achieve a clean silhouette. All materials and tools will be on site, so you can focus on your hands and the rhythm of work. The format is suitable for teenagers and adults who love handmade, color, and clear results, as well as those who have long wanted to start with ceramics but avoided complex techniques. After sculpting, the item undergoes high-temperature firing, which turns the soft clay into real ceramics. Then you choose how to finish the work: the artist can glaze it, or you can take the item home and paint it yourself. In the end, you will have a piece made by you from the first line to the final touch - a small talisman for your desk, kitchen, or.