Make Your Own Ceramic Plates Workshop (2 Plates, 18cm)

Plate making and decorating class: 2 medium plates (18 cm), beginner-friendly pottery class in central London



1.5 hours Class size 1 to 6 guests       £60 (PayPal Pay in 3 available)

Join our beginner-friendly pottery class in London and create your own handmade set of two ceramic mezze or dessert plates using traditional hand-building techniques. This relaxing pottery workshop near Waterloo is perfect for anyone looking for a creative and mindful experience while learning the basics of ceramics in a small-group studio setting.
Inspired by Mediterranean table culture and contemporary ceramic design, this hands-on pottery class allows you to shape, texture, and paint your own functional ceramic plates from scratch. Whether you use them for desserts, mezze, snacks, breakfast, or decorative table styling, your finished pieces will be completely unique and handmade by you.
This small-group pottery workshop is limited to six people, creating a calm and personal atmosphere with step-by-step guidance throughout the session. No previous pottery experience is needed, making it ideal for beginners, couples, friends, birthdays, and creative activities in London.
In This Pottery Workshop You Will:
Learn beginner-friendly hand-building pottery techniques
Make two handmade ceramic mezze or dessert plates
Add textures, organic details, and decorative finishes
Paint and personalise your ceramic plate set using underglazes
After the workshop, your pottery pieces will be professionally glazed with a transparent glaze and kiln-fired by our studio team. Your finished handmade ceramic plates will be ready for collection in approximately two weeks.
Workshop Details
  • Beginner-friendly pottery class
  • Small group experience (max. 6 people)
  • Create 2 handmade ceramic plates
  • Painting, glazing & kiln firing included
  • Located near Waterloo, London
  • Perfect for beginners and creative experiences
Perfect for:
  • Pottery classes in London
  • Creative date nights
  • Birthday activities
  • Team building workshops
  • Handmade ceramics lovers
  • Mindful and relaxing experiences
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What you'll get
  • A set of 2 handmade medium ceramic plates (18 cm), designed by you.
  • All materials, tools and guidance included.
  • Transparent glaze finish and kiln firing by our studio.
  • Your finished pieces ready for collection in approx. 2 weeks.
Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly – no prior experience needed.
What to bring
  • Comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy.
  • Short nails are recommended for easier shaping.
Suitable for

This class is great for individuals and couples as well as for a date idea, team building activity, birthday or hen do.

Suitable for adults, and kids (minimum 12 years old).

An adult must accompany any attending kids, and must pay for a separate ticket.

This experience would also be a unique gift for her, gift for mum or gift for couples.

Location

Make Space Studios, Studio 23 / doppiocotto studio - Make Space Studios, Newnham Terrace, London

1 min from Lambeth North Station, 9 min from Waterloo Station

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Doppiocotto was founded in 2013 by Bora Cetin, a ceramic artist deeply passionate about his craft, dedicating long hours to shaping each piece by hand.
Focusing on form and material, Doppiocotto produces modern, original, and finely crafted pieces. The brand explores the harmony of contrasts by adding movement to simple forms and stillness to dynamic shapes, incorporating a playful touch to bring joy to people’s everyday lives.
The story behind the brand name comes from the Italian word 'Doppiocotto' which means 'double-cooked', linked with the production process.
The clay goes through two firing processes. After the shaping phase comes the drying and baking phase. This is called biscuit. Then the glaze is applied on it and it is fired again. This is how the finished product is reached.
Bora Cetin
Ceramic artist based in Waterloo, London.
He began his artistic journey in 2005 with a Bachelor's degree in Ceramics and Glass in Izmir, Turkiye.
In 2013, he moved to Istanbul and founded Doppiocotto.
The city's dynamic blend of ancient and modern elements added new depth to his art. In Istanbul, he became known for his animal-headed figures and human-shaped sculptures.
In 2018, he moved to London, continuing his artistic evolution in a new cultural environment.
Studio
After moving to London in 2018, Bora continues his work in his studio at Make Space Studios in Waterloo. He constantly evolves his designs, drawing inspiration from the rich cultural diversity of London. Through the doppiocotto brand, he has had the opportunity to collaborate with globally renowned names such as Philippe Starck, Kate Moss, Netflix, Cacharel, Vogue, and Elle.

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