Wheel Throwing Pottery Class - BYOB and Pottery Reviews

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This is a fun activity in Nine Elms, London

Discover the soothing art of wheel throwing and create your own unique, personalised pottery, professionally fired and glazed.

This beginner-friendly pottery class in London offers a relaxing introduction to the therapeutic process of shaping clay on the wheel. Begin your journey with a simple project, such as crafting a mug, as you learn to centre clay and create quality pots with expert guidance at House Pottery London.

We provide everything you need, including prepared clay, tools, and aprons, just dress for a bit of mess!

Choose to have your pieces glazed in our Royal Blue beautiful stoneware glaze for just £6 per item, and your creations will be professionally fired, making them food-safe, microwave-safe, and dishwasher-safe.

Make it a night to remember, BYOB and enjoy the perfect creative evening out in London!

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Natalie Gelly

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“Brilliant class for a large group of 20! Well strcutured class with a station wheel and enough clay for each person. Easy to follow and great for beginners and im sure for more experienced people also.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“Good, it’s not so easy”

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Gabriela Alvarez Puga

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“NOT RECOMMENDED AS A GIFT FOR A SOLO PARTICIPANT This class was a gift and I was really looking forward to it. I arrived first and we were told we could choose any pottery wheel station. I chose one directly in front of the instructor because English is not my first language and I wanted to follow the demonstrations clearly. Just before the class started, after everyone else had settled in, I was asked in front of the whole group to move to another station to accommodate the last arrivals. Having arrived first and followed the instructions given, I found this uncomfortable and frustrating, and it affected my enjoyment of the experience. My suggestion would be to assign stations from the beginning if group arrangements are important, rather than asking participants to choose freely and then moving people afterwards. Unfortunately, I would not choose this class again, nor would I recommend it as a gift for someone attending alone.”