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Nov 15th, 2026
EXHALE
A little time, just for you to return to self.Somewhere between getting your hands into porcelain, a little conversation and the quiet pleasure of making something beautiful, the outside world can wait.
This isn't a typical pottery class. It's you, me and a few like-minded souls around my studio table, working with beautiful French Limoges porcelain, without an audience, expectations or any pressure to get it right.
You don't need to be creative, have any experience or even know what you'd like to make, just come as you are, trust in the presentness of process, not outcome.
❋ A little making. A little magic.A little more than a workshop
We'll spend two hours exploring French Limoges porcelain, creating delicate flowers and small sculptural pieces by hand, with plenty of guidance and space to make something entirely your own.
I'll take care of the materials, the tools and the firing afterwards, so all you need to do is turn up. Your finished porcelain will be fired after our time together, ready to find its way home to you.
And somewhere along the way, perhaps you'll discover that making something beautiful is as much about how it makes you feel as what you take home.
❋ Workshop details & registration
An intimate, two-hour porcelain experience at Jane Mason Studios, Castor Bay, Auckland. Exact address to be confirmed at time of booking.
DATE 2 - 4pm Sunday 15 November 2026
PLACES Maximum 5 guests
DURATION 2 hours.
PRICE $ 180 Incl GST - Including all materials and firing.
Places are limited to five guests and confirmed in order of payment space request and payment. Bookings are non-refundable, but may be transferred to someone else by arrangement. Once your place is confirmed, I'll send you everything you need to know, including the studio address. Collection included; postage available at additional cost.
❋ Premium MaterialsWhat's included
Two hours of hands-on making with beautiful French Limoges porcelain.
No experience necessary, just a willingness to have a go.
Tea, homemade treats and a little time to yourself.
All porcelain, materials and tools provided.
No limit on how many pieces you create during our time together.
After the workshop, I'll take care of the delicate drying, finishing and firing of your creations, ready for collection or postage a few weeks later.
A small, intimate group with plenty of personal guidance and absolutely no pressure to get anything perfect.
My intention is that you leave feeling a little lighter, a little more connected to yourself and perhaps surprised by what your own two hands can create. That you enjoy the making as much as the beautiful pieces you'll eventually take home.
Two hours where there's nowhere else you need to be, nothing you need to achieve and no one you need to be but yourself.
Jane x
EXHALE. COME SIT AT MY TABLE.
An intimate afternoon in my private studio, with just a handful of kindred souls around my table to experience the beauty of French Limoges porcelain. A little space away from the everyday, where time slows down and the pleasure is as much in the making as in what you create.
1:45 PM — A personal welcome
Arrive to a warm cup of tea, something homemade and a place prepared just for you.
2:00 PM — The art of slowing down
We'll begin with a quiet moment of connection, taking time to experience the porcelain through touch, texture and feeling, allowing the outside world to fall away before we begin.
2:15 PM — The pleasure of making
I'll share some of the techniques I've developed through years of working with porcelain, before giving you the freedom to explore and create your own pieces, with individual guidance, gentle conversation and a pause for tea and homemade treats.
4:00 PM — The finishing touches
We'll close our afternoon together, and your creations will remain in my studio, where I'll personally oversee the delicate drying and firing process before they're ready for collection or postage a few weeks later.
You don't have to be an artist to experience the joy of making art.
Come sit at my table. The world can wait for a little while.