Make something slightly wonky and entirely yours

Beginner-friendly pottery classes, one-off workshops, private clay nights, and kiln-fired pieces from a bright Bristol studio.

Wooden work tables, orange stools and shelves of glazed mugs in a bright brick ceramics studio.

Make something slightly wonky

Workshops

Bea demonstrates how to centre clay on a pottery wheel.

Try the Wheel

Two beginner-friendly hours at the wheel with Bea, including clay, tools, and firing for one small pot.

Price
£35

Sat 24 Oct, 10am–12pm

Jules and two students make clay mugs at a table.

Mug Making Night

A Friday evening with Jules for slab-built mugs, handles, stamps, and a little clay confidence.

Price
Free

Fri 30 Oct, 6:30pm–8:30pm

Nia shows two students a celadon glaze sample at a work table.

Glaze Lab

Nia's practical session on glaze samples, layering, and what the kiln may do next.

Price
Free

Sat 31 Oct, 1pm–3pm

Jules helps a parent and child make pinch pots.

Family Clay Morning

Table-based making for children and grown-ups, with simple projects and no wheel experience needed.

Price
Free

Sun 1 Nov, 10:30am–12pm

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From the work tables

I’d been staring at the glaze test shelf for months without a clue what any of it meant. After an evening with Nia I can at least guess what’s going to come out of the kiln, which feels like progress.

Ruth D.

Went to a mug night with three friends for a birthday. Mine leans to the left and the handle is far too small, but I use it every morning anyway.

Sam P.

I’d never touched a pottery wheel before. My first bowl collapsed twice, and Bea just laughed, pulled it back to a lump and got me going again. The third one survived and it’s on my windowsill now.

Alice M.

£35

for two hours at the wheel

Beginners welcome

Try the wheel

Two hours at the wheel with Bea, learning how to centre the clay and pull up your first small pot. It’ll probably wobble, and that’s all part of it.