Whether you are looking for a specific vessel, considering a commission, or want to join a beginner hand-building class in the Pretoria area, the quickest way to reach me is through the form below. I read every message myself and usually reply within two working days.
Leave your number and a short note about what you are looking for. I usually call back within two working days, often sooner. If you are enquiring about a specific vessel or a tableware set, mention the piece or the project page so I can prepare properly.
If you prefer to write directly, you can reach me at info@lijunliang.com or call 035-351-0310. The studio is at 8898 Vernon Vista Suite 554, South Bianca, GP 1665. Visits are by appointment only, usually on weekday afternoons.
Whether you are a collector looking for a specific vessel, an interior designer sourcing pieces for a project, or a beginner hoping to join a hand-building class, the studio is open for enquiries. Write ahead with a short description of what you have in mind, and include photos if you are referencing a particular piece from the portfolio.
The studio is located in the Pretoria area, a short drive from the city centre. Parking is available on the street in front of the building. Ring the bell at the side gate on arrival.
8898 Vernon Vista Suite 554
South Bianca, GP 1665
For quick questions about available work or workshop dates, a phone call works best. For detailed enquiries, such as commissioning a piece or discussing a site-specific installation, email is preferred so nothing gets lost.
The studio is open for visits and collection by appointment. Drop-ins are welcome on Saturdays, but it is worth confirming the kiln is not mid-firing, as that can make the space hard to move around in.
The studio shares a yard with a small furniture workshop, so you may hear sanding or sawing during the day. Follow the gravel driveway past the workshop and the studio entrance is the second door on the left. If you are coming for a workshop, wear clothes you do not mind getting clay on and bring an apron if you have one. For collectors picking up finished pieces, bring bubble wrap or a sturdy box; the studio can provide newspaper and tape, but it is safer to carry your own for fragile items.