London

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Craft

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Pottery

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Wheel Throwing

Pottery Taster Session

Learn to throw on the potter's wheel at this relaxing pottery class in London.

Motions Of Clay

5.0 (13)

10k followers

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2 hours

1 on 1

£60 - £160 (£60 per Public class, £150 per Private one-to-one class, £160 per Couples Private Session)

London

•

Craft

•

Pottery

•

Wheel Throwing

What you'll do

If you've been interested in learning how to create your own ceramics or are simply looking for fun things to do in London, come along to this beginner-friendly pottery class and learn the basics of this soothing craft.

Guided by pottery expert Ronaldo Wiltshire, you'll enjoy a combination of deft demonstrations and hands-on practice as you learn to throw clay on the potter's wheel. You'll experience the soothing act of transforming the raw clay using your hands, seeing your creations take shape before your eyes.

From bowls to small vases, you'll have plenty of opportunities to use your imagination to create ceramic pieces with your own personal touch. Don't worry if this is your first time trying pottery, as you'll have all the support you need from Ronaldo, who'll make sure you're getting the hang of things.

Whether you're coming along on your own or bringing a few friends for some creative clay play, you'll leave the class filled with new inspiration.

Please note: Your ceramic pieces will be trimmed, glazed and fired, ready for collection from the studio in 4-6 weeks.

Knowledge required

Perfect for beginners -- no prior experience needed.

What you'll get

Aprons to wear during the session.
All the materials and equipment needed to create up to three glazed ceramic pieces.

What to bring

Clay can be washed out of your clothes, but for your own peace of mind wear something which you don't mind getting messy in and avoid having long fingernails.

Location

Cadogan House - 60 Hythe Road, London, NW10 6RS

Your teacher

Motions Of Clay

5.0 (13)

10k followers

I am a ceramic artist working and living in London. I am a tutor at Morley North Kensington College and I also run ceramic workshops from my studio in northwest London. In January 2020 I was a participant in the Great Pottery Throw Down which aired on Channel 4 -- it was a fantastic experience!

I have always had a great passion for art! As an artist, I create functional and decorative ceramic art. Most of my pieces are glazed using my own recipes, often inspired by the colours in the countryside of Barbados where I grew up.