Six Week Pottery Course

You will learn how to use the potter's wheel and handbuilding techniques to make your own ceramics.



8 x 3 hours Class size 1 to 4 guests       £320 (PayPal Pay in 3 available)

Join this eight week pottery course in Orpington and learn how to craft beautiful ceramic pieces using both wheel throwing and handbuilding techniques. This creative activity spans 24 hours across 8 thoughtfully structured sessions, giving you ample time to build your skills progressively and develop genuine confidence in working with clay.
Throughout this hands-on workshop, you'll discover how to work with two different clay bodies, opening up diverse possibilities for your creations. Your instructor will guide you through essential techniques including throwing, turning and glazing – all the skills you need to complete professional-quality ceramic pieces that reflect your personal artistic vision.
The course is specifically designed to welcome complete beginners, with experienced instructors providing supportive guidance at every stage. The thoughtfully paced structure allows you to build your abilities gradually, ensuring you never feel overwhelmed as you develop your relationship with the clay.
By the end of the 8 weeks, you'll have created unique ceramic pieces that demonstrate your newly acquired skills – tangible keepsakes that showcase your artistic development.
What you'll get
You will be provided with clay, tools, and refreshments.
Knowledge required
no skills required
What to bring
An apron and a small towel
Session repeats

This class series runs over 8 consecutive sessions, at the same time every week.

Location

Pau Pottery Studio - Pau Pottery Ceramic Studio, Stonehouse Road, Sevenoaks

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Paula Balint
Paula Balint

female Women-owned

Paula Balint
Pau Pottery Studio Founder
Ceramic art came into my life when I had little headspace left in my mind for anything but juggling a busy and hectic job as a primary school teacher with a family life and its commitments. I have tried a pottery taster session with my daughter at the lovely Ceramic Studio in Brenchley, Kent to celebrate the start of the summer holiday of 2023. I was instantly hooked and therefore I booked an extra full week at the same studio of full days of making ceramics on the potter’s wheel with Richard Phtean. That was it! That week I knew I have found my new direction in life. Making ceramics for me was the equivalent of finding yourself and discovering your true purpose and so I decided to develop further.
So, I quit my teaching job and went on a three months long intensive ceramic course at La Meridiana International School of Ceramics in Italy, where I trained under the amazing ceramic artist, Sandy Lockwood. She gave me guidance and support and helped me shape and define what pottery means to me. During this time in Italy, I have made great friends with like-minded people who came there like me, as a step in their pottery journey and who still follow on their unique ceramic path. Pottery can mean so many different things to different people but the common denominator for most people is the way it makes you feel. Pottery can take you into a meditative, spiritual and deep emotional state of wellbeing.
On my return, I decided to open my own studio and combine my teaching skills with my pottery skills to offer more people the chance to experience this ancient art of ceramic making that can bring a busy mind to a standstill and offer peace and tranquillity and pride in creating art and functional ware with only mud and water. So, here I am, spreading the love of pottery.
2026-06-12 15:00:00
class 1E57MXLBSX b30fa37a8c654059964d2a78c24cea95 production london London South East GB london