Have you ever watched those videos where a potter is busy shaping, moulding and manipulating a blob of clay to make a beautiful pot, mug or bowl? Well, if watching such videos gives you a satisfactory feeling, then imagine how soothing will it be to actually get your hands on a pottery wheel! Check out these pottery classes in Mumbai and learn to create your own ceramic wear. Be it a one-day weekend class or a full-fledged course, you can choose from a variety of option.
Meetakriti
The organization is the brainchild of Meeta Suraiya, a fine arts gold medalist, who has been organising painting and sculpture workshops for the last five years. Join her workshop for a hands-on experience and learn how to turn clay into art.
Located in a quaint locality in Bandra, this class feels like straight out of your imagination. Started by ceramic artist Rekha Goyal, Pottery Lab offers workshops and advanced courses as well. At the pottery workshop, you can learn the Japanese Nerikomi technique, whereas the much detailed advance course stretches up to five-week, and that includes10 sessions. classes in Mumbai.
No, we’re not taking you to Harry Potter’s residence, but this pottery class in Mahim creates the magic of its own. Apart from a one-day pottery experience teaching basic pottery, their Alternate firing workshop teaches techniques like Raku firing, Sawdust firing, and Sagger firing. For more serious participants, they also have a full week course, including the glazing technique.
Started by Rashi Jain, who is a trained ceramic and visual artist, Studio Karva is running strong since 2004. From pottery on potter’s wheel, using different techniques to carve, and finishing it off with glazing, you can learn a lot here.
Where:Mankhurd East Contact: 93228 19216 Workshop Cost: Rs 1400 onwards
Artesania - The Clay Studio
Go for their basic course and learn hand-building techniques, wheel pottery, surface decoration on pottery and glazing. Apart from this, you can also ask for a custom course based on your requirements. Learn to make Mugs, cups, glasses, plates, platters, bowls, wall murals, nameplates from scratch. Fees for the classes start at Rs 4000 per month.
A class specially focussing on teaching pottery to women and children, you can learn both hand moulding and wheel pottery here. Unwind for a day and check out their day workshop, a mix of both the pottery techniques. And if you fall in love with the clay art, enroll for the longer program and learn the techniques in detail. The organization is operating for over a decade now.
From beautiful ceramic plates, bowls to stone casseroles, Pawan Baviskar's Instagram is full of beautiful shots of his work and also his cute cat. The talented artist also conducts pottery classes. He starts with a hand-building technique to help students understand how the clay behaves followed by the potter's wheel.
Located in Seven Bungalow area, this studio is heaven for pottery lovers. Apart from selling a whole range of clay products like mugs, teapots, storage containers, and even dinnerware, they also teach pottery to interested students. There's a weekday batch for students and Saturday classes for working professionals.
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