Courses, Classes and Workshops

Discover the beauty of neriage – the Japanese technique of marbling coloured clays together to create striking patterns that run right through the clay body. Unlike glazes that sit on the surface, neriage brings colour into the very structure of your piece, giving it depth and richness.

In this 3-hour workshop, you’ll:

• Learn how to mix stains pigments into porcelain clay
• Explore different arrangements of colours
• Throw two unique functional pieces

This session is hands-on, playful, and open to all levels. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of coloured clay and some one-of-a-kind pieces ready for collection in 3-4 weeks
No experience required

You will need to wear a dust mask for the pigment mixing portion of this workshop- if you have your own please bring it - or disposable N95 masks are available on the day for $5
Course Date:
Sunday 7th June 9.30am-12.30pm

Beginners Wheel Throwing – Level 1

Ever wanted to try your hand at the pottery wheel? This 3-week beginner course is the perfect place to start. You’ll get step-by-step guidance as you learn how to centre clay, throw simple forms like cups and bowls, In the final session youll learn to colour your pots with simple glazing techniques, makeing your pots safe and durable for everyday use.

The course fee of $300 includes all clay, glazes, and firing costs. Each participant can finish and fire up to four pieces, with additional items available to keep at $15 each. Tools are provided for use during class.

Your finished pottery will be ready for collection around 3–4 weeks after the course.

Term 2 dates:
Sundays 10.00am – 12:30pm
June 14th- 28th

Maximum 5 participants
Ages 13-16 are welcome with a participating adult

For beginner–intermediate potters
This 5-week course is for people who already have some wheel-throwing experience and are ready to build confidence and extend their skills.

We’ll work with larger amounts of clay, explore new shapes, and pay closer attention to form and proportion. You’ll learn how to make jugs, refine and attach handles, and become more confident shaping your pots — both while throwing and at the leather-hard trimming stage.

When it comes to glazing, we’ll focus on glaze layering and improving application techniques to help you create more considered, individual surfaces.

The course includes clay and firings for your first four finished pieces. Any additional items can be fired for a fee of $15 per piece.

Course Dates:
Sunday 10am- 12.30pm
Febuary 15th - March 15th