All available classes are on our website; on the "Classes" page. 

You can find a course either on the calendar displayed at the top of the page with its starting date highlighted with an image or in the list of upcoming course below it.

For more details click the images either on the calendar or in the list.

New courses will be listed on this page as we plan more, please check this page once in a while or be on our mailing list to be updated.

If you have not attended our class but have some experience in pottery, you will first need to book a half-an-hour induction with us in your first drop-in session. Please email us to arrange this before booking a session to confirm our availability.

We will go through the health and safety procedures in the studio, where you can find the tools and materials to work with and also the cleaning/recycling process that we follow.  

Please review our Drop-in Session Handbook found here before the visit.

We do not offer one-to-one lessons. For groups of more than six people, we’re happy to consider arranging a private workshop within a shared environment. A fully private workshop is also possible, though this would need to be discussed in advance. Please get in touch with details of your group activity (e.g. fun outing, team building, etc.), the number of participants, and any questions you may have.

If you are an experienced potter you can sign up to our drop-in sessions after having been introduced to our studio. You will have access to the studio where we have all the tools and materials for you to use; and you can practice and improve your skills independently and at your own pace (no tuition included).

Alternatively you are welcome to join one of our classes where tuition is provided.

We offer our Kintsugi workshop during the summer season. This is influenced by the characteristics of urushi, a natural material used in the traditional Japanese lacquer craft, which requires specific humidity and temperature conditions.

As a result, the workshop's timing is determined by the climate conditions, usually occurring between May/June and September.

The workshop is typically spread out over a few months and focuses on repairing minor damages like hairline cracks, small chips, and clean cracks (without any missing pieces) with the maximum length of 20cm in length.

If it's difficult for you to collect your work, we can arrange shipping for you at your expense.