Drop in Sesssion
Drop in Session
2 hours total
2 hours untutored in the studio, includes 2KG Clay allowance of white/buff stoneware clay and a bisque firing is included in the cost. If you book a second drop in it will include the glaze and a glaze firing. You will be notified when your work is ready to collect.
Red, Black stoneware clays are available to purchase from the studio. Stoneware temperature is 1220-1240 degrees.
Frequently asked Questions
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If you're new to pottery, we recommend starting with a Taster Session or 4 Week Course. The 1 Week Intensive is ideal if you'd like to learn quickly, while the 8 Week Course is designed for those wanting more time to develop their throwing skills and complete larger projects.
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No. Most of our classes are suitable for complete beginners. Mixed ability courses are also suitable for returning students and improvers.
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Yes. Clay, tools, glazing and firing costs are included unless otherwise stated in the course description.
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Unfortunately we will not be able to ship your completed pottery to you once fired. However, please feel free to contact the studio if you have any concerns.
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Due to limited storage space, work that remains uncollected for more than one month after notification may be disposed of.
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Most work is ready approximately 3–4 weeks after your class or course has finished. You will receive an email once it is ready for collection.
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No! Pottery takes practice, however our courses are designed to help beginners learn step by step in a relaxed and supportive environment.
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Yes, gift vouchers are available and can be used towards pottery classes, courses and private sessions.
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Refunds are offered at the studio's discretion. In some cases, we may be able to transfer your booking, change the attendee name or offer a gift card instead.
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We require at least 48 hours notice for cancellations or rescheduling requests. Cancellations made less than 48 hours before the class may incur a cancellation fee. No-shows will be charged the full course fee.
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Pieces glazed and fired by the studio using our standard materials are suitable for functional use and dishwasher safe.
Decorative glazes are labelled as not food safe in the studio. As with all handmade ceramics, care should be taken to avoid damage or cracks.
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Wheel throwing takes practice and patience. Most beginners experience a few collapsed pots during their first session, which is completely normal. Learning to centre clay is often the biggest challenge, but instructors provide guidance throughout the process.
New to pottery? We've answered some of the most common questions about our classes, courses, materials, glazing, collections and bookings. If you can't find the information you're looking for, please get in touch and we'll be happy to help.
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