Multi-week Classes
Multi-week classes are designed to build real skills and confidence with clay.
These structured courses run over several weeks, giving you time to practise techniques, receive feedback and develop a deeper understanding of the craft.
We currently offer:
Wheel Throwing – Beginner
Build strong foundations at the wheel, including centering, pulling walls and forming simple vessels.
Wheel Throwing – Intermediate
Refine technique, improve consistency and expand the forms you can create.
Handbuilding
Develop more complex forms while exploring structure, construction and surface.
Additional courses and specialised workshops will be introduced as the studio grows.
Multi-week Classes
One-Off Classes
A relaxed and creative way to spend an evening with clay.
One-off sessions are ideal if you:
Want to try pottery for the first time
Are curious about the wheel
Are visiting Hobart
Are looking for a creative night out
We currently offer one-off sessions in:
Introduction to Wheel & Handbuilding
Try both pottery techniques in one session — an hour on the wheel followed by an hour of handbuilding.
Wheel Throwing
An introduction to centring clay and forming simple vessels on the wheel.
Handbuilding
Learn foundational techniques to shape and build forms by hand.
All sessions run for two hours and are designed to give you a genuine hands-on experience.
One-Off Classes
Classes FAQ
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Not at all. Our beginner and one-off classes are designed for people with no prior experience.
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Comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting a little messy. Clay washes out easily, but avoid delicate fabrics.
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In one-off classes, selected pieces will be trimmed, glazed and fired for you. Collection details will be explained during the session.
In multi-week courses, you’ll learn more about the full process from making to glazing. -
Clay can be hands-on, but the studio is managed carefully. We’ll show you how to work cleanly and safely.
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Yes. One-off sessions can be booked for private groups. Contact us to discuss availability.
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We keep class sizes small to ensure individual guidance and a good working atmosphere.