Pottery Class Singapore
Pottery Classes in Singapore
Small-group pottery classes combining wheel throwing and handbuilding. No experience needed, maximum 6 people.
Whether you're completely new to pottery or already have a little experience, Dirty Hands Only is a small pottery studio in Singapore where you can slow down, get your hands dirty and make something of your own.
Choose Your Pottery Class
A Dirty Weekend
A 2-hour beginner pottery class combining wheel throwing and handbuilding. You'll spend time learning the basics of both techniques and get to make your own pieces.
No experience needed. Maximum 6 people.
A Dirty Weekday
Our weekday version of the same 2-hour pottery experience, combining wheel throwing and handbuilding in a small group.
No experience needed. Maximum 6 people.
Handbuilding Pottery
Learn the basics of handbuilding using techniques such as pinch, coil and slab building. A relaxed way to make functional pottery without using the wheel.
Wheel Throwing
Learn the fundamentals of throwing pottery on the wheel, from centering and shaping to creating your own vessels.
Kids Pottery
A hands-on pottery experience designed for children aged 7 and above, with a focus on handbuilding and making something they can call their own.
Why Dirty Hands Only?
Small classes
We keep our classes small, with a maximum of 6 people.
Beginner-friendly
Never touched clay before? That's completely fine. We'll guide you through the process.
Try both techniques
Our main 2-hour class combines wheel throwing and handbuilding, so you get to experience both.
Made by you
Your pieces are dried, fired and glazed after class before they're ready for collection.
What Happens in a Pottery Class?
Our 2-hour beginner pottery class gives you the chance to try both wheel throwing and handbuilding.
You'll learn the basics, get your hands dirty and make your own pieces with guidance throughout the session.
After class, your pottery needs time to dry and go through firing and glazing. Your finished pieces are generally ready for collection in around 2 months.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need pottery experience?
No. Our beginner pottery classes are designed for people with no previous pottery experience.
How many people are in each class?
Our classes have a maximum of 6 participants.
Do I get to try the pottery wheel?
Yes. Our main 2-hour pottery experience includes time on the wheel as well as handbuilding.
What is handbuilding?
Handbuilding is a way of making pottery without a wheel. You can build pieces using techniques such as pinching, coiling and slab building.
How long is a pottery class?
Our main beginner pottery class lasts 2 hours.
When can I collect my pottery?
Your pieces need to dry, be fired and glazed after the class. Collection is generally around 2 months after your session.
Can beginners join?
Absolutely. No previous pottery experience is required.
Can I book a pottery class for two people?
Yes. Our small-group classes are suitable for couples, friends and individuals looking for a hands-on creative experience.
Ready to Get Dirty?
Choose your class and come make something questionable.
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