Pottery Classes in Nottingham
Discover 12 pottery studios offering pottery classes in Nottingham. Find the perfect space for wheel throwing, hand building, and ceramic classes.
Pottery Classes in Nottingham
I'll be honest, I'm a bit obsessed with pottery classes, and Nottingham has some absolute gems. Whether you're after a romantic date-night wheel throwing session or fancy learning proper hand-building techniques, there's something here for everyone.
I've put together 12 pottery studios in Nottingham that offer proper classes taught by experienced potters. After exploring the caves or grabbing coffee in Hockley trying wheel throwing (harder than it looks on Ghost, I'll warn you now) or prefer hand-building techniques, you'll find studios offering both, plus glazing sessions and open studio time.
I've listed all the key info for each studio below - class types, facilities, and contact details. Most places offer taster sessions if you want to try before you commit to a longer course. Right, off you go - your pottery journey awaits!
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Carrington Pottery
Explore hand building and sculpture techniques at Carrington Pottery, a welcoming studio in Nottingham for all skill levels.
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Clay Studio Nottingham
Discover engaging pottery classes in Nottingham, perfect for all skill levels, including wheel throwing and raku techniques.
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Created By Hand
Discover beginner-friendly pottery workshops at Created By Hand in Nottingham, located in the scenic Strelley Hall.
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Funky Pots
Discover creative pottery painting at Funky Pots, Nottingham, where fun meets artistry for all ages!
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Hands on Pottery
Discover Hands On Pottery in Nottingham, offering friendly pottery classes for all skill levels in a welcoming, wheelchair-accessible studio.
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Liam James Ceramics
Discover hands-on pottery classes in Nottingham, offering wheel throwing, hand building, and more for all skill levels.
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Long Eaton Art Room
Discover beginner-friendly pottery classes in Nottingham at Long Eaton Art Room, offering workshops and evening sessions in a welcoming atmosphere.
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Nottingham Ceramic School
Discover creative pottery classes in Nottingham for all skill levels at Nottingham Ceramic School, featuring wheel throwing and hand building techniques.
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Pot N Kettle Limited
Discover creative pottery fun for all ages at Pot N Kettle Limited, a welcoming pottery class in Nottingham.
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Razzle Dazzle Pots Ltd
Get creative at Razzle Dazzle Pots, a Nottingham pottery class suitable for all ages and skill levels.
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Starnhill Studio
Starnhill Studio in Nottingham offers pottery classes for all skill levels, including drop-in sessions and unique outdoor painting experiences.
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Tilly Pots
Explore creative pottery classes in Nottingham at Tilly Pots, offering wheel throwing and more for all skill levels.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pottery studios are in Nottingham?
There are 12 pottery studios in Nottingham offering pottery classes. These studios offer a variety of pottery classes including wheel throwing, hand building, and glazing workshops for all skill levels.
What types of pottery classes are available in Nottingham?
Pottery studios in Nottingham offer wheel throwing classes, hand building workshops, glazing courses, and raku firing sessions. Many studios provide beginner-friendly taster sessions (2-3 hours) as well as ongoing 6-week courses. You'll also find specialized workshops for couples, children's classes, and private lessons.
How much do pottery classes cost in Nottingham?
Pottery class prices in Nottingham typically range from £30-£70 for taster sessions (2-3 hours) and £160-£350 for 6-week beginner courses. Community pottery centres tend to be more affordable (£25-£40 for tasters), while boutique studios charge premium prices. Most classes include all materials, equipment use, and firing.
Do I need experience to take pottery classes in Nottingham?
No experience is needed! All pottery studios in Nottingham welcome complete beginners. Most offer dedicated beginner classes with step-by-step instruction. Taster sessions are perfect for trying pottery for the first time, while 6-week courses give you time to develop fundamental skills in wheel throwing or hand building.
What should I bring to a pottery class in Nottingham?
Most pottery studios in Nottingham provide everything you need including clay, tools, aprons, and equipment. We recommend wearing comfortable clothes you don't mind getting dirty, tying back long hair, and bringing a towel. Some studios ask you to remove jewelry and trim your nails. Check with your specific studio for their recommendations.