Wheel Throwing Pottery Class - BYOB and Craft Reviews

4.9 Rating 428 Reviews

This is a fun activity in Peckham. , London

Enjoy the relaxing practice of wheel throwing, with the potential of having your own unique and personalised pot fired in the kiln and glazed professionally.

Perfect for beginners looking to dive into the therapeutic world of wheel throwing. Come and create your own vessels and pots, starting potentially with a mug in this London pottery class.

Whether you're in the class to practise, discover or leave with a finished piece, our expert guidance at Maison S.Sommet will help you make a step toward mastering clay centring and crafting quality pots.

We provide prepared clay, tools, and aprons - just dress to get messy and remember to trim those nails. Step into our inviting and intimate studio, where classes are limited to 12 attendees for a small group experience.

Select from two beautiful stoneware glazes BLUE or CLEAR. Your chosen pieces can be professionally glazed and fired for an additional fee of £5 only per item. Making them food-safe, microwave-safe, and dishwasher-safe.

BYOB (Bring your own bottle) for the perfect creative night out in London!

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“The class was great, the teacher was also great and fun.”

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Posted 8 months ago

“I was bought the experience for my last birthday and I’m thrilled that I finally got around to booking my session. Our teacher Milo was excellent, the explanations were clear and we were allowed to have a go within minutes. The time flew and my partner and I enjoyed creating an assortment of pots. Thankyou, I’ll definitely have to have another go in the near future. We can’t wait for our pots to be delivered.”

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Posted 8 months ago

“The class was really fun! The teacher taught us well and showed us a couple of techniques On the downside, I didn’t realise we can only make miniature items, I wanted to make something a bit bigger”

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Posted 9 months ago

“We had a private class for 11 people and there were enough wheels for 1 each. Clay was already prepared for us so we could jump straight into creating our "masterpieces". We all had a great time, and Kishi was a fantastic teacher. Thanks for a fun evening!”

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Posted 9 months ago

Alex Marshall

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“Good stuff!”

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Posted 9 months ago

Harry Heptinstall

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“The experience was fine overall, the facilities were good and we had more than enough clay and space to work it. The problem was that the coaching was minimal at best, they showed a large crowd what to do pretty quickly and then just left you to it. There was no walking round from the teachers asking 'how are you getting on?', but instead they just silently stood to the side, and when we asked for assistance they just did it for us. I did not leave feeling any better at pottery (I had never done pottery beforehand), neither did my partner. Also, it is unacceptable to take up 25 minutes of a 2 hour session with us cleaning up. I can understand that it is a valuable and respectful thing to do as a guest, but it is a waste of our money to spend almost 25% of the session cleaning up mostly other people's mess. I have taken part in 'expert' sessions in other experiences before (cocktail making, painting etc.) and I have never been asked to clean up the whole room within the paid-for time. This was a particularly disappointing aspect.”

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Posted 9 months ago

“great teacher and value”

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Posted 9 months ago

James Brough

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“Wheelie fun :-)”

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Posted 9 months ago