Tadelakt

Photos courtesy of Earthen Endeavors Available Dates appear at the bottom of the page. Overview: Tadelakt is an ancient lime plaster technique that originated in Moroccan royal palaces and steam baths. The allure of a tadelakt finish is its high degree of polish, silky-soft feel, and subtle micro-cracking that gives the appearance of ancient porcelain. Tadelakt is a completely waterproof and fluid medium that can conform to most any shape. Contemporary tadelakt is an excellent choice for showers, sinks, bathtubs, functional art, and sculpture. In this introductory class, students will learn the basic substrates, materials, tools, and techniques required to create tadelakt finishes. Each student will individually complete a variety of small art pieces to take home; as a group, we will also create and complete a project together. Special emphasis will be placed on how to locally source raw materials for tadelakt. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Understand the materials, substrate, tools and preparation to make tadelakt, and where to source them. Understand and practice the techniques to make tadelakt. Instructors: Liz Johndrow and Ariel Burns (see INSTRUCTORS page for instructor bio). Refine by Filters Clear all Filters Clear all Show items Show items TADELAKT WAITLIST TADELAKT WAITLIST $0 Search Products My Account Track Orders Shopping Bag Display prices in: USD (603) 678-1156 request@heartwoodschool.com 299 Pratt Rd, Alstead, NH 03602 ABOUT Heartwood Newsletter First Name: Last Name Email Thank you for joining the Heartwood School newsletter! Oops, there was an error sending your message. Please try again later.