Porcelain Clay Art Course for Kids

Create porcelain art in Santa Monica with hands-on help in this fun kids' ceramics course.


Kulak Ceramic
Kulak Ceramic
4.3 (3)
Instagram followers 5k followers

5 to 12 years     4 x 1.5 hours Location Santa Monica Class size 1 to 20 guests   $437
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Let your child get their hands dirty–in the most creative way possible! In this playful porcelain clay course for kids (ages 5-12), young artists will step inside our Santa Monica studio and learn beginner-friendly pottery techniques like pinch pots, coil building, and slab construction.
It’s a hand building pottery class for kids that’s as fun as it is calming–and everything they make is kiln-fired and ready to bring home! Over four classes, your child will create at least three unique pieces using high-quality porcelain clay, then decorate and glaze them in the final session. Whether they’re dreaming up a sculptural masterpiece or a sweet little dish for snacks, our two-artist teaching team is there to guide every step.
With just six students per session, this beginner art class is packed with support and smiles. It's one of the best hands-on things to do in Santa Monica for creative kids!

Upcoming dates for Porcelain Clay Art Course for Kids

Times are Los Angeles time. Dates and prices as of 14 Nov 2026, 5:18pm; availability and price are confirmed live when booking on this page.

58 upcoming dates between 21 Nov 2026 and 25 Dec 2027.

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  • Sat, Dec 18 2027, 10am-11:30am (then the same time each week, for the next 3 weeks)
  • Sat, Dec 25 2027, 10am-11:30am (then the same time each week, for the next 3 weeks)
What you'll get
  • Three or more pieces made by your child
  • Access to high-quality porcelain clay
  • Skills in pinch, coil, and slab techniques
  • Bisque and glaze firing
Knowledge required
All skill levels are welcome!
What to bring
  • A zeal to learn, follow directions, and get hands-on
  • A smile!
Session repeats

This class series runs over 4 consecutive sessions, at the same time every week.

Suitable for

Suitable for kids from 5 to 12 years old.

An adult must accompany any attending kids (the adult may observe for free).

Location

1453 14th St Suite A, Santa Monica, CA 90404

Porcelain Clay Art Course for Kids location
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Kulak Ceramic
Kulak Ceramic

4.3 (3)
Instagram followers 5k followers
female Women-owned

Ceramicist Zeynep Saraçoğlu opened her first studio in
the Golden Horn of Istanbul, Turkey in 2012. In 2021, she
opened a new studio, Kulak Ceramic, in Los Angeles.
Coming from a family steeped in art and design, the artist
honed her skills through her studies at Mimar Sinan Fine
Arts University in Istanbul.
Zeynep specializes in functional art, producing unique
pieces that bring color, texture, and whimsy to tableware
and home décor. She finds inspiration in the life, architecture,
and color of her surroundings, most recently in her new
hometown of Santa Monica, California.
Mixing all her own color formulations to create an unusually saturated palette that reflects an
intensity not normally found in everyday porcelain, Zeynep uses a high-fire clay that enables her to
infuse color directly into the porcelain, allowing for a vibrant matte finish that is a signature of her
work. She uses materials that are environmentally friendly, certified non-toxic, and healthy for the home.
Zeynep’s work has been highlighted in many home and design and architecture magazines, including
Maison Francaise, Marie Claire, and Skylife, and chefs and restaurants frequently seek her out for
custom collaborations, with her tableware featured in restaurants by the Gjelina Group, Eataly, and
Superfrico Las Vegas.

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