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Book pottery painting
Pottery painting can be booked at konfetti: turn a plain ceramic blank into a one-of-a-kind piece in just a few hours. Right now you'll find 219 pottery painting courses at konfetti, spread across 97 creative venues throughout Germany and Austria. With an average rating of 4.89 starsn out of 291 reviews, painting mugs, plates and vases is one of the platform's most popular DIY experiences.
What ceramics can I paint?
In our workshops, you can choose from a variety of blank ceramic pieces:
- Cups and mugs: Design your new favourite piece for your daily coffee or tea.
- Plates and bowls: Bring colour to your dining table with individually decorated pieces.
- Vases and decorative items: Showcase flowers and rooms with hand-painted highlights.
- Tins and storage containers: Use your own customised boxes as stylish eye-catchers.
- Cake stands and serving dishes: Present cakes and snacks on your own personalised tableware.
In some courses you can choose your ceramic blank on the spot, and some workshops also offer the option to paint porcelain.
How much do pottery painting courses cost?
Pottery painting courses cost between 20,00 € and 140,00 € and usually take about 1 hour to 5 hours, depending on the experience you choose. You'll find all further details directly in the respective event descriptions.
Here's a transparent overview for you:
| Pottery Painting Providers | City | Type of Pottery Painting | Duration | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| good clay sunshine | Berlin | Paint two ceramic blanks | approx. 1.5 to 2 hours | from €50 |
| MeetandMake | Berlin | Open studio, free painting | approx. 2.5 hours | Workshop fee plus €20 to €40 per piece |
| Sponk Keramik | Düsseldorf | Workshop incl. glazing and firing | approx. 1 to 1.5 hours | from €42 |
| Clay & Paint | Düsseldorf | Pottery painting incl. firing | approx. 2 hours | from €32 |
| Kleines & Feines | Cologne-Porz | Hand-thrown pottery painting | approx. 2 hours | from €45 |
| The Purrfect Studio | Munich | Pottery painting with matcha & mocktails | approx. 3 to 3.5 hours | from €55 |
| Sabine Haugg Keramik | Munich | Pottery painting for groups and teams | on request | from €30 |
| Tirod-Art | Leipzig | Painting a cup and plate incl. firing | approx. 3 hours | €42 to €52 |
| Mao Mao Keramik | Stuttgart | Group workshop incl. drink & firing | on request | on request |
| Lena Rot | Vienna | Pottery painting, also with prosecco | approx. 2 hours | from €45 |
| Hagedorn Keramik | Telgte near Münster | Painting plates, mugs & vases incl. firing | approx. 3 hours | from €40 |
| ARTYCLUB | Krefeld | Pottery painting breakfast set | approx. 2 hours | from €30 |
| konfetti Klassiker | Hamburg, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Cologne, Munich and more | Pottery painting with 1 to 2 pieces | approx. 2 hours | from €50 |
Key facts about our partners
- Kleines & Feines: This shop-cum-studio in Cologne-Porz offers creative workshops on pottery, ceramic design and flower wreath making in a relaxed atmosphere.
- Kunterburg Ceramic Painting Studio: In the historic old town of Monschau, this studio invites you to paint ceramics and design glassware entirely to your own taste, with no prior experience required.
- Sponk Ceramics Workshops: Here you can learn various building techniques, work on the potter's wheel, or try your hand at glazing unglazed pieces.
- ARTYCLUB: Founded by designer Vanessa, ARTYCLUB is a versatile creative club in Krefeld and the surrounding area, offering exciting themes and craft projects for all ages.
- Sculpture Cologne – Katrin Kleinau: In a cosy, open-fire-heated workshop in Frechen near Cologne, participants create three-dimensional artworks from stone, clay, wood or papier-mâché, and there is also a dot painting workshop on ceramics.
- Hagedorn Keramik: The studio in Telgte near Münster offers a workshop for painting plates, mugs and vases, with glazing and firing included.
- Sabine Haugg Keramik: The ceramic painting studio in Munich offers around 250 blanks and about 70 paints according to the event description, and the studio handles glazing and firing.
Pottery painting workshop: What you can learn
In a pottery painting course, you'll learn to work confidently with underglaze colours, porcelain paint pens and kiln-fired paints – the material you choose decides whether your finished piece ends up dishwasher-safe. Instructors show you stencil techniques for precise patterns and the right primer for earthenware and stoneware before the final glaze is applied. In just a few steps, a plain ceramic blank becomes a one-of-a-kind piece. If you're curious about related techniques, our pottery class is the perfect next step for shaping ceramics from scratch, not just painting them.
Pottery painting at home
No time for a workshop slot? A painting kit brings the pottery painting experience straight to your home – including a blank, paints and instructions. It's a relaxed option for a solo evening or as a creative gift for creatives that can be given and used flexibly.
Discover pottery painting experiences in your city
Find pottery painting near you: Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Munich, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, Dortmund, Leipzig, Dresden, Bremen, Münster, Osnabrück and Vienna.
Customer reviews & experiences with pottery painting
Jessica R. (Brunch & Paint, Munich, 5.0★): "Very friendly instructors, beautifully coloured paints and pottery pieces to paint, delicious drinks." Julia v. (Matcha Workshop, Munich, 5.0★): "The workshop was great! The instructors explained everything in detail, the range of colours was huge and the matcha was delicious! Highly recommend." Kaja D. (Clay & Paint, Düsseldorf, 5.0★): "I'll be back, it was a lot of fun :)"





