The training takes the form of face-to-face practical exercises. All the necessary equipment is available in the workshop at Little Pionera, 12 (Paveletska).

The course involves diving students into porcelain products from zero to a completed project. The curriculum includes carefully designed training stages that will enable participants to develop their creativity and skills in porcelain management.

In the course, students will learn a variety of modelling techniques, and will study the shape-making process, where they will use plaster or polymer forms to create unique contours and shapes. In addition, students will go deeper into the silk casting process, which will enable them to produce porcelain products with special liquid clay.

An important part of the training is the decorating process in which students will explore different ways to make their work unique and unique.

Recruitment is based on the results of an interview with students assigned to the voting option. To participate in the interview, the idea of porcelain products to be sold must be presented: product concept/series and detailed designs. The text and images should describe as precisely as possible the idea of the project and the options for its implementation. Both new concepts or ideas and continuing and expanding existing projects can be made available. If you are proposing the continuation of an already existing project, a description of what and in what form has already been implemented is needed. The proposed products can enter both the field of subject design and modern art.

Ivan Grabovenko Head of the porcelain workshop at the ICU School of Design, creator of the Evan-chai porcelain brand, category I teacher, member of the Union of Artists of Russia.

As a result of the course, students will have the skills to work with porcelain as well as valuable experience for professional development in porcelain arts and design. The Master Porcelain course also provides participants with the opportunity to create unique porcelain plates. The best works will form the basis of the Porcelain Museum of the School of Design. The course is conducted with the participation of the design laboratory units HSE GIFT LAB and HSE ART AND DESIGN STORE»

The option is opened a few days before the start of each training module and ends with the start of the module. If the student has not been able to sign up for the option before the module begins, he or she should contact the school of design or the administrator of his or her group.