Centering
Learn how to center a lump of clay on the spinning wheel — the foundation of successful wheel throwing.
Discover the pottery wheel together in a private session for two. Learn the basics of throwing clay and create your first pieces with individual guidance from your instructor.
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Wheel for Two is a private pottery experience designed for two people who want to discover the pottery wheel together.
Your instructor will guide you through the essential steps of wheel throwing, from preparing and centering the clay to shaping your first forms.
No previous pottery experience is required. The small private format gives you plenty of individual support throughout the session.
Your instructor will guide you through the essential steps of wheel throwing. You'll each work at your own wheel and learn the process together.
Learn how to center a lump of clay on the spinning wheel — the foundation of successful wheel throwing.
Once the clay is centered, you'll open it and pull up the walls to create the basic cylinder used for many wheel-thrown forms.
Guide and shape the walls of the clay to create a bowl, cup, small vase or another simple form.
Everything you need for the two-person wheel session is provided in the studio.
You'll each have your own pottery wheel throughout the session.
All clay and basic materials required for both participants.
Individual guidance for both of you throughout the two-hour session.
Glazing and firing of two of your finished pieces is included.
A few practical things to know before your session.
This session is designed for beginners, so you don't need any previous pottery experience.
This workshop is designed for exactly two participants and the €120 price covers both people.
Wheel throwing can get messy, so we recommend comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting a little dirty.
Your selected pieces will stay with us for glazing and firing and are usually ready for collection within 3–4 weeks.
Ceramics Instructor
Ceramics Instructor