Hand Build & Paint Class

Learn how to hand build and glaze your own ceramics in this pottery class in Brooklyn!


KeramoStudio
KeramoStudio
13k followers
1k followers

2 hours Class size 6 to 14 guests       $95

Create your own ceramic masterpiece in this relaxed hand-building & painting class in Brooklyn! Bring your own drinks (BYOB) and enjoy a fun, laid-back evening while learning to make a unique ceramic mug, bowl, or berry bowl without a potter’s wheel.
Our experienced instructor will guide you through simple and creative hand-building techniques, ensuring you enjoy the process every step of the way. Once your piece is formed, you’ll have the chance to get creative with painting, with helpful tips and inspiration provided.
The best part? There’s no extra charge for glazing and firing! Your one-of-a-kind creation will be ready for pick-up in just 4-5 weeks. Perfect for a fun night out with friends or a relaxed solo crafting session in Brooklyn!
Please Note
We can’t be responsible for any cracks and damages that can occur during the firing process.
What you'll get
Clay, tools, underglazes
Knowledge required
Beginner friendly.
What to bring
BYOB 21+
Suitable for

This class is great for a team building activity, birthday or bachelorette party.

Location

49 Bogart Street #31, Brooklyn, NY

This venue is a short walk from Morgan Av station (200 feet).

Hand Build & Paint Class location
Your teacher

KeramoStudio
KeramoStudio

13k followers
1k followers
female Women-owned

In a tucked-away corner of one of the busiest cities in the world, a cozy pottery studio thrived, the scent of clay mingling with the soft hum of spinning wheels. It was a place of both quiet concentration and laughter, where newcomers and seasoned artists alike came to find their rhythm in the dance of pottery.
Every day, they would stand by the wheel, guiding eager hands through the age-old techniques of wheel throwing and hand building. Each lesson began with the same introduction: “Pottery teaches us patience, ” they’d say, “and in return, it gives us a glimpse of what we can create with our own two hands.” Other talented potters joined in, each adding their unique style and passion, filling the studio with energy and a love for the craft.
As students shaped their first cups and bowls, they felt the same thrill I did once had—the joy of seeing simple clay transformed into something meaningful. Little by little, they came not only to learn but to linger, drawn back by the magic of creation and the warm sense of community. And that, I knew, was the real art: creating a place where people fell in love with pottery, just as I had once done.
2025-04-25 15:00:00
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