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Obvara firing
Obvara firing

Sat, 27 June

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Laura's Place in Healesville

Obvara firing

Enjoy a fabulous day of playing with fire! Join fellow Valley Potters for this really fun workshop.

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Time & Location

27 June 2026, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm

Laura's Place in Healesville, 31 Silverleaf Pl, Healesville VIC 3777, Australia

About this event

About this workshop

Enjoy a fabulous day of playing with fire! Join fellow Valley Potters for this really fun Obvara workshop.


Cost: $70 Members - $100 Non-members

Date: Saturday 27th June Location: 31 Silverleaf Place, Healesville VIC What to bring:

  • 5 bisque-fired pots, preferably made of raku clay, no larger than 20cm x 20cm

  • A mug, bowl and spoon

  • A plate of food to share for lunch.


We supply morning tea and soup for lunch.


What to wear:

Protective clothing (non-flammable) and wet-weather gear, suitable footwear for wet, muddy conditions.


What is Obvara Firing?

Obvara firing is an ancient Eastern European (Baltic) pottery technique where red-hot, bisque-fired pottery (approx. –) is dipped into a fermented mixture of yeast, flour, and sugar. This creates a, toasty, "scorched," and instantly sealed surface with unique, unpredictable, and organic patterns, sometimes known as "Baltic Raku".

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