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Pottery Classes in Singapore

Get messy, get creative! Find your zen and play with pottery in Singapore.

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Learn 2 pottery styles

2-in-1 Pottery

Make seriously cute pieces

One-of-a-kind pottery in Tiong Bahru | Lush Garden, Kid-friendly (4+)

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Craft Your Own Cute Clay Dish

All Pottery Classes in Singapore

Pottery for Beginners
If you're new to pottery, no worries - these are perfect for beginners.

5.0 (175)

2 hrs

|Up to 5 guests

One-of-a-kind pottery in Tiong Bahru | Lush Garden, Kid-friendly (4+)

From $97 SGD / person

“One of the best pottery classes I’ve attended!”

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4.9 (201)

2.5 hrs

|Up to 5 guests

2-in-1 Pottery

From $100 SGD / person

“It was worth the money ❤️”

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4.8 (371)

1.5 hrs

|Up to 16 guests

Craft Your Own Cute Clay Dish

From $51 SGD / person

“Very patient and kind with the 7 year child”

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4.8 (118)

2.5 hrs

|Up to 15 guests

2-Lesson Pottery Bundle | Potter's Wheel + Glazing

From $131 SGD / person

“I loved the small group size, the slow pace and the attentiveness”

4.8 (118)

2.5 hrs

|Up to 20 guests

2.5H Pottery Workshop on Hand-Building | Oldest Pottery Technique

From $98 SGD $85 SGD / person

“recommended for family bonding with teenagers or team building.”

4.9 (201)

1 hr

|Up to 5 guests

Kids Clay Workshop

From $59 SGD / person

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4.8 (63)

1.5 hrs

|Up to 6 guests

Pottery Wheel + Hand-Building Combo

From $110 SGD / person

“Really beginner friendly.”

Child-Friendly Pottery Classes
These pottery classes are perfect for parent-child bonding!

4.8 (371)

1.5 hrs

|Up to 16 guests

Craft Your Own Cute Clay Dish

From $51 SGD / person

“Very patient and kind with the 7 year child”

Instant book

4.8 (63)

1.5 hrs

|Up to 8 guests

Crafting Memories: A Parent-Child Pottery Experience

From $110 SGD / person

“recommend for those who want unhurried time with the child/ren”

5.0 (175)

2 hrs

|Up to 5 guests

One-of-a-kind pottery in Tiong Bahru | Lush Garden, Kid-friendly (4+)

From $97 SGD / person

“One of the best pottery classes I’ve attended!”

Instant book

4.8 (24)

2.5 hrs

|Up to 8 guests

Singapore's First Modern Kintsugi Workshop | Restore Upcycled Ceram...

From $164 SGD / person

“Such a deep and meaningful experience.”

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4.9 (201)

1 hr

|Up to 5 guests

Kids Pottery (5-12 years)

From $59 SGD / person

“The instructor was friendly and knowledgeable”

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4.8 (63)

1.5 hrs

|Up to 6 guests

Potter's Wheel Class | Small Group + Beginner-Friendly

From $100 SGD / person

“Really appreciate how Angie explained things and her positive vibes”

4.8 (63)

1.5 hrs

|Up to 8 guests

Little Hands Pottery: Hand-building for Kids

From $90 SGD / person

“Very patient and knowledgeable instructor”

4.8 (63)

1.5 hrs

|Up to 10 guests

Learn Handbuilding from an Experienced Potter

From $90 SGD / person

“Angieexplained clearly and well”

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What other guests say

4.9

1011 reviews

Great host, good for kids, patient, customized. Central location. Will need to return on another day to collect the pieces, so location may matter!

Booked: One-of-a-kind pottery in Tiong Bahru | Lush Garden, Kid-friendly (4+)

Winnie is a lovely human who shares her artistry & story with authenticity! We had a very special session

Carol

Booked: Singapore's First Modern Kintsugi Workshop | Restore Upcycled Ceramics! (Age 10+)

Emily was kind and warm, and made this complete beginner to pottery very at ease. I like the small class size, and Emily makes an effort to go around to each student to check on their progress. My friend who is a bit more experienced wanted a more complicated design and Emily balanced out the time between guiding newbies vs. experienced students really well. The space is also wonderful and feels very cozy. Thank you Emily!

Vanessa

Booked: One-of-a-kind pottery in Tiong Bahru | Lush Garden, Kid-friendly (4+)

Had such a lovely experience here! Came prepared with ideas and was so happy that we were given free rein to choose the kind of end product we wanted rather than having to stick to a cup or bowl. Emily was so patient and great at guiding us throughout the process, and her studio is so cozy and beautiful as well. Thank you for the great pottery experience.

Pearlin

Booked: One-of-a-kind pottery in Tiong Bahru | Lush Garden, Kid-friendly (4+)

I attended the class on my own and was grouped with a few others. Emily, the host, was great—she made everyone feel comfortable right away and gave each of us her full attention. She was incredibly patient throughout the session and made the experience really enjoyable. I needed a bit of extra time after 5 PM to finish stamping my bowl, and not only did she not rush me, but she also took the time to ask about my experience and even took some lovely photos for me. It’s clear that she genuinely cares about her participant's experience. I also noticed how thoughtfully she tailored her instructions for the kid in the group, which was really a nice touch. I especially loved how she taught us about the different types of clay and the various processes involved in pottery—it made the session both hands-on and educational. Such a fun and meaningful learning experience!

Amanda

Booked: One-of-a-kind pottery in Tiong Bahru | Lush Garden, Kid-friendly (4+)

Pottery Classes in Singapore FAQs

How can I find pottery classes that align with my skill level?

Most pottery studios in Singapore cater to all skill levels. Be sure to inquire about beginner-friendly classes if you're a novice. If you have prior experience, you can opt for workshops that focus on specific techniques, such as wheel throwing or glazing.

What should I bring to a pottery class?

Comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting messy is essential. An apron is usually provided, but it's best to wear old clothes just in case. Consider bringing a towel to wipe your hands and a water bottle to stay hydrated.

Is it possible to take pottery classes in Singapore without booking in advance?

While walk-ins may be possible, it's highly recommended to book your pottery class in advance, especially if you're visiting during peak season. This ensures you secure a spot and avoid any disappointment.

Can I take my pottery creations home after the class?

Typically, pottery pieces need to be fired in a kiln to harden and glaze. This process can take 3-5 weeks. Most studios offer to fire your creations, and you can collect them later or have them shipped to your address.

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Pottery Classes in Singapore

Most popular experiences

Pottery for BeginnersIf you're new to pottery, no worries - these are perfect for beginners.

Child-Friendly Pottery ClassesThese pottery classes are perfect for parent-child bonding!

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Pottery Classes in Singapore FAQs

Field Notes

Pottery for Beginners
If you're new to pottery, no worries - these are perfect for beginners.

Child-Friendly Pottery Classes
These pottery classes are perfect for parent-child bonding!