Imagine discovering the art of pottery without the need to attend in-person classes. With our Online Pottery Courses, you can now get the same in-depth learning experience, no matter where you are, whether at home, in a local studio, anywhere, anytime!
Our courses are designed for beginners as well as those looking to refine their skills, and the best part is the flexibility to learn at your own pace.
Pottery and making with clay now fits into your schedule whenever it's convenient for you!!
ONLINE Handbuilding Course
ONLINE Wheel Throwing Course
Pottery is more than just a creative hobby...
It's a therapeutic practice that nurtures mental well-being. Working with clay helps reduce stress, anxiety, and tension while fostering mindfulness and focus.
Pottery requires physical and mental engagement, improving hand-eye coordination and creating a deep sense of accomplishment with each piece you create.
Beyond its therapeutic value, pottery unleashes your creativity. Whether you're creating functional pottery or artistic pieces, the satisfaction of making something with your hands is immensely fulfilling.
Pottery Studio Online Course – Foundation Offer for Just $99!
Here’s what you’ll receive:
- 90-Day Unlimited Access to the online course of your choice! Follow step-by-step video tutorials designed to take you from the basics to mastering your craft with ease.
- BONUS: 3-Month Free Access to our exclusive online community! Connect with potters, artists, and creatives through live workshops, interactive classes, and a wealth of inspiration to keep your creativity flowing.
Take advantage of this exclusive Foundation Offer and kickstart your pottery journey today!
Your Questions, Answered!
Starting your pottery journey is SIMPLE! All you need is some clay and a few essential tools, many of which you may already have around your home.
- For Handbuilding: Clay (Feeney’s White Raku or any midfire clay recommended), a needle tool (or skewer), a rolling pin (or wine/water bottle), a rib tool (or old credit card), and moulding tools (like sticks, pens, or your own fingers).
- For Wheel Throwing: A pottery wheel (any type), Clay (Clayworks LGH or any mid-fire clay recommended), a small soft sponge, a rib tool (or old credit card), pottery trimming tools, a wire tool (or fishing line), and a needle tool (or skewer).
If you don’t have all the tools, don't worry. We’ll show you how to make do with what you have on hand.
WHERE TO FIND CLAY:
- Locally: You can purchase clay directly from us at the studio or visit our local supplier, The Clay Shed in Kunda Park.
- Online: Many online suppliers offer clay with home delivery options. Alternatively, you can search for your nearest pottery studio or clay supplier.
FIRING YOUR WORK:
- There's no need to worry if you don’t have access to a kiln. You can fire your pottery at a local studio, clay supplier, or a friend’s kiln.
- If you’re in our area, fire your creations with us at The Pottery Studio.
Take the first step today and begin your pottery journey.
Whether you’re crafting something special for yourself or discovering a new hobby, the possibilities are endless with our convenient and accessible Online Courses! Join Today!
