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Dive into the world of pottery with ceramics classes in Los Angeles. From hand-building techniques to glazing and firing, discover the joy of creating beautiful and functional ceramic pieces while gaining new skills and expressing your unique artistic style.

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Ceramics Workshop: Clay Date

Blue Barn City Farm @ 19627 Oxnard St, Tarzana, CA

Unleash your creativity in ceramics with our beginner-friendly class! Learn hand building and wheel throwing techniques to craft personalized functional or sculptural pieces. Join us for a relaxing evening of clay play in a supportive environment under the open sky.

All levels 18 and older

Pottery for Two People (Private - 2 Hours)

Members Only LA @ 4234 Sepulveda Blvd, Culver City, CA

Create lasting memories with our Private Pottery experience for two! Whether celebrating a special occasion or simply bonding with loved ones, discover the joy of wheel-throwing guided by our friendly instructors. With all materials provided and personalized finishing touches, embark on a creative journey together and cherish the unique pieces you create for years to come.

(28) All levels All ages

Ceramics Workshop: Hand Building (Pitcher / Serving Platter / Jar)

Blue Barn City Farm @ 19627 Oxnard St, Tarzana, CA

Unlock your creativity in this hands-on ceramics workshop! Craft your own unique ceramic pieces—a pitcher for stylish beverage serving, a serving platter to impress at gatherings, or a jar for storing valuables. No prior experience needed, just bring your imagination and enthusiasm!

All levels 18 and older
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Paint Pouring

Craft Sierra Madre @ 49 W Sierra Madre Blvd, Sierra Madre, CA

Ready to try a new art medium that's fast and easy? Paint Pouring is so much fun and really brings out your creative side with this messy, mistake proof art. Join us for an afternoon of fun learning techniques with simple ingredients you probably already have at home. **Tiles will need to stay overnight to dry, so you will have to come back to pick them up** All supplies provided.

(96) All levels 13 and older
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Adventures in Clay

Los Angeles City College @ 855 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA

Come join us and have a blast playing with clay! From sculpting to pottery, students will receive an overview of how to work with clay and create several ceramic pieces through hand-building and clay decorating techniques. All pieces will be fired and glazed. Clay will be provided.  Note: Students should bring a basic pottery took kit (sponge, metal scraper, wire clay cutter, ribbon tool, loop tool, aluminum needle, modeling tool, potters...

(778) Beginner 18 and older
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$185

5 sessions

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Fun with Ceramics

The Makery Craft Co

If you've always wanted to try your hand at ceramics, you won't want to miss this special 2-part workshop at The Makery! Each student will be given a super fun introduction to clay hand-building techniques, finishing techniques and will create two succulent or air plant holders. In this 2-part workshop you will learn all the basics: Different types of clay Specialty tools Techniques for working with clay, such as wedging, pinching, slab, coil,...

(67) Beginner 14 and older
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Dreamy Clay Workshop in Santa Barbara

Handmade Studio TN @ 1324 State St, Santa Barbara, CA

Turn raw clay into beautiful ceramics as we bring a Clay Workshop to DIANI Living’s gorgeous space. You’ll get to create your own Textured Ceramic Vase & Keepsake Ring Bowl. What’s included: A dreamy evening in Santa Barbara, CA! All instruction, tools and materials Lace, textiles, stamps, etc. to make your own ceramic pieces Choice of glaze to finish your pieces Cheeseboard and wine, and dessert to enjoy Option to create one...

All levels 7 and older
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$225
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Monday Morning Beginning Wheel

Hand of Destiny Pottery Studio @ 4328 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA

This class will focus on teaching you the fundamentals of clay properties and techniques used in wheel throwing. You will be guided through the basic processes of wedging clay. Attaching and centering clay on wheel head and finish class with making a bowl, cup or other containing vessel!  All materials are provided. Wear comfortable clothes you don't mind getting dirty. Flat comfy shoes are suggested. If you have long hair, tie or pin back. ...

(8) Beginner 16 and older
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Hand of Destiny Pottery Studio @ 4328 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA

This class will focus on teaching you the fundamentals of clay properties and techniques used in wheel throwing. At this class level you will be using larger amounts of clay and move at a quicker pace. In this class the aim is to create 2 or more pieces on the wheel. You will be guided through the basic processes of wedging clay. Attaching and centering clay on wheel head. Bring up a taller cylinder to create a larger piece. Finish class with making...

(8) Beginner 15 and older
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Ceramic Vase and Ring Bowl Clay Workshop

Handmade Studio TN @ 1324 State St, Santa Barbara, CA

You’ll have the chance to turn raw clay into beautiful ceramics as we bring a Clay Workshop to DIANI Living’s gorgeous space. You’ll get to create your own Textured Ceramic Vase & Keepsake Ring Bowl. You will also receive a welcome gift from DIANI, and be able to shop their store with an exclusive 15% off discount! No experience is needed. Just come ready to create & enjoy wine, cheese, and dessert with us! No need to eat before...

All levels 7 and older
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$292
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Open Studio for Adults

Creative Ceramics Studio @ 5905 Varna Ave, Los Angeles, CA

Our Adult class will work on the potter’s wheel or by hand. Come with an inspirational idea and we will make it.  Community tools & instruction included. No experience necessary and all are welcome.  Clay can be purchased as $15 per 25 pound bag of low fire clay. We use low fire glazes in the studio which are the responsibility of the artist.

All levels 18 and older
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$150

8 sessions

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  • Adventures in Clay

    Reviewed by Pamela Stovall H. on 10/20/2022
    Stacey taught us so much. Great class‼️‼️‼️‼️

Discover the Best Ceramics Classes in Los Angeles

Learning ceramics is a great way to spend your free time. Ceramics is a type of mineral that can be molded and formed into different shapes. Some of the most common ceramic projects include kitchenware, art projects, home items, and sculptures. However, ceramics are also used in tech, construction, and engineering. 

Many types of ceramic projects use a method called firing, which causes the clay to become hard and durable. Once the clay is hardened, it can be used for a wide range of things since the material is affordable and can withstand high temperatures. 

Learning ceramics is a great hobby for those who are interested in a unique, fulfilling, and fun project. You can learn ceramics by taking ceramics classes in Los Angeles. Keep reading to learn more about taking ceramics classes in LA. 

Why You Should Learn Ceramics in Los Angeles

There are several reasons why you should learn ceramics in LA. First, learning ceramics is rewarding. It’s a meditative activity that you can do whenever you need to destress and reconnect with your creative mind. As you go through your day, you might find yourself falling into a rut. Ceramics are a great way to pull yourself out. 

In addition, ceramics is a practical skill. You can begin selling your ceramic creations and open a small ceramics studio. This can become a part-time job if you get enjoyment from the hobby. You can also use your skills to make and gift personalized objects to friends and family, making the hobby even more fulfilling.

Another benefit of learning ceramics is the opportunity to plug into a larger community of individuals who share interest in ceramics. There are many online and in-person clubs, groups, events, and organizations that cater to those interested in ceramics. Through these new opportunities, you can meet new people, learn from experts, and showcase your own work.

In-Person Ceramics Classes in Los Angeles

One of the best ways to learn ceramics is by taking an in-person ceramics class in LA. In-person classes provide you the materials and instructions you need to excel in ceramics. In addition, you’ll be able to network with other students and make new friends. 

A great class to take is the Ceramics: Clay Sculpting class from Los Angeles City College. The course includes five sessions and is open to all levels. You can take the class if you’re 18 years old or older. During the class, you’ll receive an overview of how to work with clay and create several ceramic pieces through hand-building and clay decorating techniques. 

Each piece you complete will be fired and glazed so that you’ll have a fully completed project. The class suggests that you bring your materials. The materials list includes: 

  • Sponge
  • Metal scraper
  • Wire clay cutter
  • Ribbon tool
  • Loop tool
  • Aluminum needle
  • Modeling tool
  • Potters rib

This is a great class for anyone, regardless of their experience or level. You’ll learn and review the basics of pottery while improving your skills under the eye of a trained professional.

The Los Angeles City College offers a Pottery Making: Utsuwa Japanese Ceramics class. The class is open to those 18 years and older and you’ll create four projects, including a chaki tea bowl, a kaki flower vessel, a kaki cylinder case, and shokki plates. Instructor Tetsuji Aono will introduce you to the fine art of pottery making with an emphasis on Utuwa Japanese ceramics and their connection to Ikebana floral design, and traditional Japanese tea ceremony. 

It’s a great class to learn more about Japanese traditions while learning ceramics skills. The class meets several times and teaches everything you need to know about the techniques. 

Virtual Ceramics Classes 

If you aren’t able to commute to in-person classes, the virtual classes are your next best option. Virtual classes allow you to get the same great instruction as in-person classes but from the comfort of your home. If you’re interested in learning ceramics, this is a great option. 

Food Craft’s Ceramic Llama Painting class is a great class for llama lovers. A great feature about this class is that it ships the materials to your home. Simply open the package and show up to the virtual class to fully participate. 

This Ceramic Llama Painting class is a great experience for those who love llamas. Guests will discover the easy techniques for painting a colorful ceramic Llama, and meet star Llamas virtually from a farm in North Texas. During the class, you’ll also learn fun facts about llamas and their significance in South American culture. 

When you sign up for the class, you’ll be shipped a package that includes: 

  • Ceramic Llama
  • 2 Paint Brushes
  • Set of Acrylic Paints
  • Gloves
  • Featured Snack

If you can’t find the class you’re looking for, feel free to reach out to CourseHorse and ask questions. They can help you find available online classes in your area. 

If you enjoy making soap, consider the Virtual Melt & Pour Soap-Making Workshop from Love and & Make. This is a very affordable class that costs just $25 per person. During the class, you will learn the basics of melt and pour soap making, general techniques, and the history of soap making. You will also learn about the benefits of the ingredients and different recipes that you can use at home or give as gifts. 

Private Group Ceramics Classes in Los Angeles

Employees are able to be more productive when they are given time to relax, rest, and reconnect with their creativity. Employers and businesses can book ceramics classes for private groups in Los Angeles to help their employees relax. 

For example, you can book the Virtual Clay Hand Building (Materials Included) class. This class can be booked for up to 500 people, which makes it a good option for both small and large classes. During the class, the instructor teaches the group to apply simple pottery hand-building techniques to create a planter or candleholder. In addition, the class uses air-dry clay so you don’t have to use a kiln to fire it. 

All of the class materials will be shipped to the group members, including: 

  • 2 lbs of professional-grade, air-drying clay
  • A modeling tool
  • A ribbon tool
  • A loop tool
  • Potter's rib
  • Wire clay cutter
  • Metal scraper
  • A needle tool
  • A sponge

It’s the perfect class for groups who enjoy hands-on learning. You can book this workshop for your group to help them relax and remember what it means to be creative. 

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