20th Sep – Check–in before 11AM, take your time to settle in, visit the studio, meet other people and attend your first clay session from 4 PM – 7 PM.
21, 22, 23,24 – These days of the workshop include different sessions between 11AM-1:30PM and 3:30- 5:30PM, Between the breaks there will be city tour, hike, meditation and sound bath session.
25th Sep –The check–out is at 11 AM after breakfast.
Helene Søs Schjødt is a Danish ceramicist specializing in porcelain clay and silkscreen printing, blending delicate craftsmanship with artistic expression. Inspired by nature, her work features intricate botanical and graphic motifs, developed through hand-drawn illustrations and photography. Each piece reflects her commitment to preserving the handmade character of ceramics—embracing subtle variations and unique details that make every object one of a kind.
Helene holds a degree in ceramics from the Royal Danish Academy’s School of Design on Bornholm and has been dedicated to her craft for over a decade. After running her studio and shop in Svaneke for several years, she returned to her hometown of Copenhagen, where she now works from her store and workshop in Østerbro. Her approach is deeply rooted in letting the clay and hands guide the process, ensuring an organic, tactile quality in every creation.
Helene brings a wealth of knowledge and passion, offering participants a unique opportunity to explore silkscreen printing on clay under her expert guidance. Through this workshop, she shares her techniques, creative insights, and hands-on experience, allowing participants to develop their own artistic voice in ceramics.
What You Will Learn
How to create and prepare a motif for silkscreen printing (digitally or by hand).
The process of building and coating a silkscreen frame.
How to expose and develop a silkscreen frame in a darkroom.
Techniques for printing directly onto wet clay slabs.
The drying, handling, and bisque firing process for printed ceramics.
How to set up a silkscreen printing station in their own studio.
advance ceramic workshop by Riyaz and Elodie
advance ceramic workshop by Riyaz and Elodie
Workshop Outline
Introduction to Silkscreen Printing on Clay,
Designing Your Motif,
Building and Preparing the Silkscreen Frame,
Printing on Clay,
Drying and Firing,
Setting Up a Silkscreen Printing Station.
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This single occupancy room is perfect if you are travelling solo. All the rooms are with attached washrooms, high–speed WiFi, power b...
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An in–house cafeteria provides delicious and healthy vegetarian food. Vegan or gluten-free food is also available on request.
All meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) are included in the price.
Apart from our in–house cafe there are many other cafes to explore, just a 7-10 minutes walk away from the retreat centre.
Meals Provided
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Snacks
Diets Catered
Dairy-free
Egg-free
Gluten Free
Vegan
Vegetarian
Dharamkot Studio is a creative retreat nestled in the serene village of Dharamkot near McLeod Ganj, Himachal Pradesh. Positioned high in the Himalayas, the studio specializes in immersive pottery, painting and creative arts retreats that combine mindfulness, clay work, and self-expression in a peaceful mountain setting. Guests can participate in multi-day workshops that weave art-making with introspection, yoga, and meditation. The relaxed environment includes simple accommodations, vegetarian meals, and group classes guided by skilled artists. Ideal for those seeking to disconnect, reconnect with their inner muse, and explore creativity through tactile and reflective practice, Dharamko
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Yoga Shala
By Air – Kangra Airport (DHM) is the nearest airport which is around 20 km (50 minutes) from the studio, direct taxi (Rs. 1200/-) to the studio will be available.
By Bus – Overnight journey from Delhi by semi-sleeper bus. The nearest bus station is Dharamshala (8 km), and from the bus station, you can take a taxi (Rs. 600/-) to the studio.
By Train – Pathankot (85km) is the nearest railway station. From Pathankot, you can take public transport to Dharamshala and then a taxi to the Studio. Or you can take a taxi from Pathankot to the studio.
