Best Pottery Studios in Singapore
From its delicious food to sleek architecture, Singapore is a truly incredible destination. We recommend getting busy here by going to Universal Studios, pub hopping, visiting gardens, and exploring the first homes of Singapore on a tour. Once you’re done with everything on your itinerary, you could even try something new and enrol in one of the city’s many fun pottery classes!
Whether you’re working with clay for the first time, or you’re already a seasoned pro, the Lion City offers a range of exceptional pottery studios, workshops, and classes to indulge your artistic side. In case you’re looking to stay within budget, we’ve also added a few pottery classes that won’t break the bank.
So, say goodbye to boring weekends and bookmark these clay studios and pottery classes for when you’re in Singapore.
On a side note: Do keep your nails short if you don’t want to have clay stuck to your fingers!
Do you want to take home more than just random souvenirs? What if you go to make your own? If that sounds interesting, then head to Taoz Ceramics Studio for a personalised pottery class. Located in the heart of the city, the studio’s expert instructors will help you understand the fundamentals of pottery making in their ceramics class. From hand-building techniques to wheel throwing, be prepared to get your hands messy at this beautiful studio.
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| 277 Orchard Road, Orchard Gateway #03-03, Singapore 238858 |
The perfect meeting space for pottery enthusiasts in Singapore, Am I Addicted studio will have you truly addicted to pottery. Here, you can wheel throw a plate, and learn how to paint your ceramics before glazing, all in a fun setup of like-minded creators. Explore the world of clay and unleash your creativity under the guidance of their experienced instructors inside this beautiful and large creative space in Orchard Central
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Nestled in a charming neighbourhood of Chinatown in Singapore, The Potters Guilt is a pottery studio that helps your creative juices flow by letting you immerse yourself in the world of ceramics. There’s nothing more satisfying than creating a unique piece. What’s more, if you’re an alumnus of this beautiful studio, you get access to their Own Time Own Target (OTOT) programme, which lets you work on your own at their studio.
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| 01-03, 195 Pearl’s Hill Terrace, Singapore 168976 |
There are only a handful of places that let you engage in pottery as a family.
Goodman Ceramic Studio is one such incredible destination. At their well-equipped facility, pottery enthusiasts of all levels (especially kids) can try their hand at wheel throwing and hand-building, the two basic skills that all pottery lovers start with at these ceramics classes. Expect an afternoon of family bonding.
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| 01-01 Excalibur Centre, 71 Ubi Crescent, Singapore 408571 |
For those who prefer a hands-on approach to pottery making, Urth And Phire specialise in hand-building techniques. There are no fixed dates for courses and classes, so don’t worry about your schedule. Led by experienced instructors, classes focus on creating unique pieces using your hands and basic tools. And if you’re not sure whether you’d like the experience, opt for their wheel pottery trial class to help make up your mind.
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| 05-02A, 2connectt@TS, 2 Pereira Road, Singapore 368024 |
Run by Family Potters Chua Soo Khim, Chua Soo Kim, and Patsy Chua, Sam Mui Kuang Pottery welcomes people of all ages and experience levels, providing anyone interested with access to hobby ceramic courses. If you’re a beginner, this is the place for you.
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| 2 Jalan Kelulut, Singapore 809039 |
Connect with your inner artist at this Singaporean pottery studio, founded by Kenneth and Huiwen, a pair of full-time potters. Asobi means ‘play’ in Japanese, and the duo lives by this word. Studio Asobi offers a unique pottery experience, both through group and personalised classes. Your clay creations are also glazed and fired. Pick them up just three to four weeks after!
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| 705 Hougang Avenue 2, Singapore 530705 |
Clay Cove offers pottery classes and workshops for individuals of all ages but their core audience is kids. From introductory sessions to advanced techniques, classes cover hand-building, wheel throwing, and glazing. Discover the joy of shaping clay and bring your artistic visions to life, be it a ceramic mug or a modern plate
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| 402 Orchard Road, Delfi Orchard, #04-05, Singapore 238876 |
Founded by ceramics artists Ng Seok Har and Michelle Lim, Mud Rock Ceramics is Singapore’s first production studio and professional ceramics education space. They have worked with the National Gallery of Singapore, so they know their stuff. You don’t need any experience to be here—just genuine enthusiasm. If you wish to learn pottery making in Singapore in a lively setting, Mud Rock Ceramics is a safe bet.
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| 85 Maude Rd, Singapore 208357 |
If you’re in Singapore and have a thing for pottery, you must check out Ves Pottery Studio. Located in the heart of Chip Bee Gardens, here you can unleash your creative side and get your hands dirty with clay. Their one-day clay-making class is perfect for kids and they offer other awesome long-term classes too. So go on and give it a spin!
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| 7685 Jalan Kelabu Asap, Singapore 2782 |
Arudio was founded in 2014 by Poh Sin Yong, a professionally trained ceramic artist, to build a community of artists and support local craftspeople. This is why the logo of the studio was taken from the Chinese character ‘rén’, which means people. Opt for beginner-friendly pottery workshops here or spend a day with your significant other at their couple’s class, where they teach basics like pinching, coiling, and slab-making. End the day by taking home two ceramic creations for your kitchen!
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| Nordcom II, Tower 2, 2 Gambas Cres, #06-26, Singapore 757044 |
This pottery studio is a rare find! Located in the West Region, Singapore, Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle is discreetly tucked away in nature, offering a respite from the distractions of city life. Here, you can sign up for their ‘I Love Pottery’ Workshop which offers a 2-hour hand-building and potter’s wheel experience. Plus, they offer a discount for parents and kids under 8.
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| 85 Lorong Tawas Singapore 639823 |
A mecca for pottery enthusiasts, Agnes Lim’s homey studio lets you interact with the master ceramicist, who is a local celebrity for all things pottery. Sign up for her wheel-throwing class, which is perfect for beginners. Prepare to get your hands dirty as you craft your porcelain ware, which you can leave for Agnes to glaze, and collect it in a few weeks.
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| 472A Fernvale Street Singapore 791472 |
Whether you’re a beginner eager to learn the basics of wheel throwing or an advanced potter looking to refine your skills, 3Arts Pottery offers classes and workshops tailored to different levels of expertise. They know how daunting pottery can be for a newbie, so they do their best to make you comfortable by creating an inviting class environment. You can even bring home your handmade wares to show off to family and friends.
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| 3Arts Pottery, 394 Joo Chiat Place, Singapore 4280783 |
For a day of family fun, take the kids on a pottery-making trip to The Potters 1881. Discover the therapeutic advantages of clay-making in a series of fun hand-building courses for parents and kids at this lively studio. Here, you can both bond with your kid and experience the joy of working with clay. Let your inner child giggle with happiness as you craft small basic utensils.
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| 1 Yishun Industrial 1 06-17 A'Posh Bizhub Singapore 768160 |
Whether you’re a novice or know your way around a potter’s wheel, you’ll be spoilt for choices when it comes to experiences at these pottery studios in Singapore. In addition to providing a fun and creative outlet, pottery can also be a therapeutic activity that helps relieve stress and anxiety. So why not give it a try?
Whether you’re looking to learn a new skill, make new friends, or simply have fun, pottery is sure to provide an unforgettable experience. You can book your pottery classes through Pelago, which has many other interesting experiences.
Commonly Asked Questions
1. What is the best way to book pottery classes in Singapore?
Pelago lets you book a variety of classes directly from its website. Find your perfect class here.
2. Can I book a pottery class even if I am not familiar with pottery?
Yes, you can book beginner classes at various studios in Singapore that will teach you the basics of pottery.
3. Are there any additional costs involved, such as for firing or glazing pottery pieces?
Pottery classes booked on Pelago are inclusive of all costs, including the firing or glazing of pottery pieces.
4. Can I take home the pottery pieces I create during the classes?
It depends on the kind of class you book. For beginners, the pottery pieces are not glazed; hence they can be taken home. For intricate pottery pieces that involve firing and glazing, it may take a few weeks to get them from the studio.
5. Are there age restrictions for 9ry classes?
Not really. While some classes are just for kids and adults, many let you enjoy pottery as a family.
