Ceramics classes in Washington, D.C
Discover how to shape a simple lump of clay into real ceramics step by step. Anyone can create unique handmade pieces with just a little guidance! You’ll go from raw clay to a finished work of art. In just one class, design and craft your own clay dish. Enjoy a fun, creative, and relaxing two-hour pottery class in the heart of Washington, D.C.
Want to try ceramics classes but you have not tried before?
No problem! 90% of our customers come to us without any experience.
● No long-term commitement needed
● No enrollment free
● No membership necessary to come to class
Individual and Group Pottery Classes in Washington, D.Cfor All Ages: Children from 3 Years Old, Teenagers, and Adults. We operate from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day.
Our classes, led by experienced teachers, are designed to inspire and immerse you in the creative process, while also imparting new skills. Get ready to experience a blend of fun, creativity, and relaxation.
In a single lesson, you can create functional tableware or artistic clay sculptures. Design your own mug, bowl, candle holder, vase, or plate. Once your creations are complete, you can pick them up at the pottery studio after the firing process.
Handmade ceramics Washington, D.C
Daily ceramics classes in NYC for children, teenagers and adults.
One-time pottery class
$90/person
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2 hours
Pottery and hand-building classes with an experienced instructor.
You will make a decorative white clay product to take home.
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A potter's wheel, clay, tools + 1 firing.
- No commitement needed
- No enrollment fee!
Just one-time class to try youself in pottery
One-time pottery class + painting
$130/person
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2 hours
A lesson in pottery, hand-building and painting with an instructor.
You will make usable dishes for the house based on your own designs.
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A potter's wheel, clay, tools, coloured engobes, transparent glaze + 2 firings.
- No commitement needed
- No enrollment fee!
Just one-time class to try youself in pottery
Look at what you and your guests can make
“I am interested in the history of clay…the unique way that ceramic relics and fragments communicate across the centuries, telling tales of great personalities and events, as well as the mundane rituals of daily life.” — Stephen Dixon
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