From First Throws to Advanced Forms
This mixed-level pottery wheel class is designed for students at all stages of their wheel-throwing journey. Whether you are stepping up to the wheel for the first time or returning with experience and confidence, the class offers structured guidance, technical depth, and plenty of room to grow.
Beginners are introduced carefully to the fundamentals of wheel throwing, with clear demonstrations and close support. More experienced students are encouraged to refine technique, explore more complex forms, and work toward personal goals. Teaching is individualised, ensuring every student is appropriately supported and challenged.
The focus of this class is skill development over time. Strong foundations are built and reinforced, while experienced students deepen their understanding of form, process, and efficiency. The shared learning environment creates opportunities to learn from observation, discussion, and hands-on practice at different stages of making.
Students completely new to the wheel
Those with some previous experience wanting more structure and practice
Returning or intermediate potters refining technique
Experienced students seeking supported studio time and technical input
Everyone works at their own pace, with guidance tailored to individual needs.
Simply click Enrol now on your chosen class and complete the Class Register to secure your place. You’ll be asked for your details and payment information, and once payment is confirmed your enrolment is complete. You’ll receive a confirmation email with all your class details.
$295.00 Inc.GST
4 places available
For our beginner classes, we provide all the necessary tools and materials. Clay, glazes, and firing costs are also included in the beginner class enrolment fee.
For the Open classes, you can either bring your own clay and/or glazes, or you can purchase them from us. We recommend all student start to build up their own tool kits, especially if you intend to work from home in between classes. This said, the KudoClay studio is very well stocked in a wide range of quality tools and equipment for student use.
Our classes cater to all experience levels. We offer beginner, intermediate, and advanced classes. If you’re new to pottery, our beginner classes are perfect for you. We also recommend completing a beginner hand-building class for those new to clay before joining a wheel-throwing class.
Pottery requires time to dry, fire, and glaze. At KudoClay, we fire everyones work and if you are interested in this process, you are welcome observe and learn the rather delicate art of kiln firing. Your work will typically be available to take home 4–5 weeks after your piece is made. We’ll let you know when your pieces are ready for collection.
Pottery classes are hands-on and designed for individual learning. If you’d like to book a private session or a group experience, we offer team-building workshops where friends and colleagues can create together. Feel free to get in touch for more details.
We recommend wearing comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting dirty. Pottery involves working with clay, so it’s best to wear old clothes or an apron to protect your outfit.
Yes! We sell a range of pottery tools, equipment, and supplies in our studio. If you’re interested in purchasing anything, just ask your tutor, and we’ll provide more information.
We understand that things can come up unexpectedly, but please note that once you’ve enrolled in a class, attendance is expected for the full term. Unfortunately, we don’t offer make-up classes or credits for missed sessions. If you can’t attend, we encourage you to reach out as soon as possible, and we’ll do our best to help you stay on track.
Yes, we offer private one-on-one lessons. If you’re looking for tailored guidance or have specific pottery goals, please reach out, and we’ll arrange a session that works for you.
