Hands-On Clay · Beginner-Friendly · Take Home Your Piece
Get your hands dirty and shape your own pottery from scratch. Whether you're throwing a bowl, building a mug, or sculpting a planter, you'll work alongside a guided instructor and walk away with a piece you made yourself. No experience needed — just bring your willingness to make a beautiful mess.
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Hands-on, messy, and surprisingly romantic — like the pottery scene
Custom mugs, bowls, and planters make the most personal gifts
Slow, sensory, and almost meditative — great for stress relief
BYOB, get messy, and laugh at each other's first attempts
Bowls, planters, vases, and trays for your shelves
An unforgettable activity that's totally different from the usual
All clay, tools, instruction, kiln-firing & glazing included
🏺 Clay needs 6–8 weeks to dry, fire, and glaze · 🚚 Pickup or ship — your choice
Bring your favorite beverage (21+) and make pottery into a relaxed, creative night out. Perfect for couples, friends, and small groups looking for a unique evening with a take-home piece.
Reserve the entire studio for your group — perfect for bridal showers, birthday parties, baby showers, and corporate events. Each guest leaves with their own custom pottery. Fundraising groups earn 10–20% of proceeds!
📞 Call to ReserveOnce you've caught the clay bug, our Open Studio Handbuilding program lets you keep creating on your own schedule — no home kiln needed. Buy clay, build at your own pace, and bring your pieces back to us for professional firing and glazing.
Learn about Open Studio →When you book, you're reserving your time and supplies. You'll choose your project (bowl, mug, planter, etc.) and your glaze color when you arrive — we'll walk you through hand-building or wheel-throwing technique step by step. Your finished piece will be kiln-fired and ready for pickup in 6–8 weeks.
We use food-safe stoneware clay. Choose from a range of glazes — the result is dishwasher and microwave safe.
Clay, tools, aprons, instruction, and firing all included. Just bring yourself.
Pottery has to dry, then be kiln-fired, then glazed, then fired again. Worth the wait!
Pick up at the studio when ready, or we can ship your finished pieces at cost.
Comfy clothes you don't mind getting clay on. Closed-toe shoes. Aprons provided — but clay is messy!
Online, call/text, or walk in. Pottery sessions fill up — reserve your spot ahead of time!
