Jingshan | When Pottery Meets Plants and Painting traveler reviews

Hello Teacher Jingshan! I've received everything! The more I look at it, the more I love this treasure. I can't wait to use it! The texture and luster of the objects are really beautiful. I like them very, very much!

The teacher was very patient and explained every step clearly with great professionalism. I finished my piece quickly. We came as two adults, and it would be a wonderful experience for parents to bring their children along.

An activity with a strong sense of participation. The kids were able to engage well throughout, making it very meaningful. We were late due to taxi issues, but thank you to the teacher for waiting.

Teacher Jingshan was very patient and gave great explanations. It was a very interesting class—shaping, picking beautiful leaves, and finishing the final product all independently. Will come again!

Not only is it full of useful content, but you can also make two DIY utensils. The studio is very comfortable, and you can feel the host's temperament and attitude towards life. It's worth experiencing for both adults and children. It's an activity I would recommend to friends.

One of the hundred ways to play in Dali during summer vacation: Pottery Workshop. First, go to Cangshan to collect the clay needed for pottery, then make it in the studio. So it combines outdoor activities and pottery making—a very parent-child friendly project that also looks great in photos. Kids should love it! There are so many interesting places, but I'm also so busy [facepalm].

The pottery base for the crystal chiwen finally got fired. I set it with a suitable black tourmaline gold himalaya. Added a light inside the base, and finally put two moldavite eyes as the finishing touch. Everything seems just right, except my photography skills are a bit lacking [grin].

Thank you, teacher. I will treasure it well.

Liyuan came again. Today I accompanied her to Jingshan's pottery studio, which you have to cross a stream to reach. She made two plates. Guess what I made?

At the end of September, I took a pottery class at Jingshan. I was full of anticipation when I got the finished product. It was my first time using something I made myself, and no matter how it looked, I was just happy.

Today I went to a secret garden in a Muslim village, which you can only reach by crossing a stream, to learn pottery. We followed the teacher to gather materials outdoors, bringing back the unique red soil of Yunnan, mixing slip, decorating and coloring the vessels, listening to the teacher explain basic techniques. There was also a calm and smart dog named Laika...