Courses




Pottery Courses & Workshops

Discover the joy of working with clay. From family creative time to structured multi-week courses and independent studio practice, we offer sessions for all ages and skill levels in a welcoming, relaxed environment.

🎨 Family-Friendly & Youth Pottery Sessions

Clay is one of the most tactile and engaging mediums for young creators and families to explore together! Our family sessions focus on fun, creative expression and making memories together in the studio.

  • Family Clay Taster Workshops: A fun, hands-on session where parents and children work together to craft unique ceramic keepsakes (coasters, clay animal sculptures, or hand-built pinch pots).
  • Parent & Child Wheel Experience: Take turns trying your hand on the potter's wheel with guided support to create your very first thrown bowl or dish.
  • School Holiday & Weekend Clay Clubs: Specialized creative workshops designed for kids and teens during school breaks to explore handbuilding and surface painting.
  • What's included: All child-safe clay, studio tools, apron use, and firing/glazing for your creations.

1. Beginner Taster Sessions & Day Workshops

Perfect for adult beginners or anyone looking for a unique, hands-on creative experience. You’ll learn the core fundamentals of clay preparation, centering on the wheel, and basic handbuilding techniques.

  • What you'll learn: Clay centering, pulling basic cylinder shapes, handbuilding (pinch pots / coil building), and basic glazing options.
  • Ideal for: Absolute beginners, couples, friends, or gift experiences.
  • What's included: All clay, tool access, firing, and glazing for your finished pieces.

2. Multi-Week Pottery & Throwing Courses

Designed for those ready to build consistency and deeper skills over time. Over a series of weekly sessions, you’ll progress from basic forms to trimming, handles, and custom surface decoration.

  • What you'll learn: Form control (bowls, mugs, vases), precise trimming/turning bases, pulling handles, and applying glazes effectively.
  • Ideal for: Beginners looking to build confidence or intermediate makers sharpening their studio skills.

3. Open Studio & Independent Wheel Access

For potters with prior wheel-throwing experience who want dedicated, uninterrupted time to work on personal projects without full instructional guidance.

  • What’s included: Guaranteed potter's wheel access, studio tools, drying shelves, and a fully equipped ceramic workspace.
  • Ideal for: Intermediate to advanced potters building a portfolio or practicing independently.

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