Hobby
Ceramic Studios were first started in the United States in the 1940s with
the introduction of Brush-On Ceramic colours and glazes.
Hobby
Ceramic Studios can operate in various forms from small home studios to
large industrial units depending on investment.
An
existing knowledge of Ceramics is ideal when opening a studio as both the
painting and teaching of Ceramic techniques often form a key part of this
type of business allowing the owner's knowledge, skill and love of
Ceramics to flourish.
The
Studio caters for the Hobby Ceramist, stocking a range of materials and
equipment. Customers are encouraged to attend regular weekly classes
usually continuing for many months and even years. The social aspect is
central to the business; many customers become lifelong friends.
Production
of "greenware" and "bisque" which can be sold through
the studio and to other outlets can also be a lucrative part of the
business.
Hobby
Ceramic studio owners tend to be enthusiasts who enjoy both painting and
teaching the techniques of the art; their businesses are usually based on
their knowledge, skill and love of ceramics.
