Clay, wheel and kiln

Make something with your hands. Join a class, try a one-off workshop or hire a wheel. No experience needed. We will show you every step, from wet clay to finished piece.

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Why choose us

Why make with us

Pottery is slow, calm and surprisingly fun.

Learn by doing

Learn by doing

Hands on from the first minute, with a teacher beside you.

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Small groups

Small groups

Enough space and attention for everyone.

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A full studio

A full studio

Wheels, tools, glazes and kilns all in one place.

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About us

A studio for makers of every level

We opened the studio to give people a calm place to work with clay. Beginners learn the basics, and regular members use the space to develop their own work.

  • Learn by doing
  • Small groups
  • A full studio

What we offer

Classes, shop and studio

Beginner courses

A few weeks of wheel or hand building.

One-off workshops

Make a mug, a bowl or a planter in an evening.

Group sessions

Birthdays, team days and friends together.

Studio membership

Regular access for people who already make.

Shop

Mugs, bowls and vases made in the studio.

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Why choose us

What we stand for

The principles behind everything we do.

Students taught 55%
Classes a month 67%
Years open 79%
Kilns firing weekly 91%

Testimonials

What our clients say

What our customers say.

I had never touched clay and left with a bowl I love.

Customer one Beginner student

Patient teachers and a really calm room.

Customer two Course student

We booked a group evening and everyone had a great time.

Customer three Group booking

Questions and answers

Quick answers to what people ask us most.

Do I need experience?

No. Our beginner classes start from the very first step.

What should I wear?

Clothes that can get a little muddy. We provide aprons.

How long until I get my piece?

Pieces need drying, firing and glazing. We usually have them ready in a few weeks and will tell you when.

Ready to get your hands dirty?

Book a class or drop in to see the studio.