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One-Time Pottery Classes in Los Angeles
Wheel & Handbuilding
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Amazing way to spend the morning — fun vibe and fantastic teacher.” – Riley N.
One-Time Pottery Class – $90 per person | 1h45
Designed with you in mind, our one-time pottery classes are beginner-friendly, and fun.
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Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes
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Make: 2 pots (some pieces may not survive — that’s part of the process!)
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Glaze: You pick your favorite color, we trim, glaze, and fire your work
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Pickup: Finished pieces ready in 4–6 weeks
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Perfect for: Individuals, couples, and small groups
No experience needed — just come ready to play with clay.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Beautiful studio! We had so much fun learning the wheel — the time flew by.” – Melissa V.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Had so much fun for my birthday! Calm, relaxed, and easy to learn.” – Brianna C.
1 hr 45 min
90 US dollars1 hr 45 min
90 US dollars
Video courtesy of American Bar Association, shot and edited by Ezra Spurrier.
About Our One-Time Pottery Classes in Los Angeles
Throw Clay LA offers one-time pottery classes in downtown Los Angeles for beginners and curious creatives. In our studio near Olympic & Olive in South Park DTLA, you’ll learn how to use the potter's wheel or handbuilding techniques in a single-session pottery class.
Our one-time pottery classes are 1 hour 45 minutes long and cost $90 per person. Each student makes 2 clay pieces in our One-Time Potter's Wheel class or one handled mug in our BIG MUGS class. You’ll choose a glaze color, and our instructors will finish your pottery by trimming, glazing, and firing it in our kilns.
Why book a one-time pottery class at Throw Clay LA?
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Downtown Los Angeles location (easy access, creative neighborhood)
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Small group sizes for personal instruction
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All clay, tools, glaze, and firing included
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Friendly instructors who guide you through every step
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Perfect as a date night, birthday celebration, or group activity
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “An exquisite date night — we each made two lovely pieces and had an incredible time.” – Jen M.
POTTER'S WHEEL - In class, our instructor teaches the steps for throwing on the wheel - throwing, centering, drilling down, and pulling up the walls. Once you've tried a one-time pottery class, consider taking a six-week course where you learn to wedge, trim and glaze your own work.
HANDBUILDING - Experience the flexibility of handbuilding through slab techniques in our BIG MUGS class on Sundays. Looking for more handbuilding classes? Sign up for one of our six-week handbuilding courses - Introduction to Sculpting with Coils or Slab, Pinch, Sculpt!.