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Pottery classes in Düsseldorf are available at konfetti in 36 sessions with 6 partners, from wheel throwing to hand-building without a wheel. The classes suit adults and beginners with no prior experience. 62 reviews with a rating of 4.94 stars show how well they are received.
How much does a pottery class in Düsseldorf cost?
A pottery class in Düsseldorf costs between 35,00 € and 380,00 € and usually lasts around 2 hours to 9 hours, depending on the experience you choose. You'll find all further details directly in the individual class descriptions.<br><br>Here's a transparent overview for you:
| Pottery Class Providers | City | Type of Pottery Class | Duration | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sponk Keramik Workshops | Düsseldorf | Pottery wheel class for beginners | approx. 2.5 hours | from €87 |
| Sponk Keramik Workshops | Düsseldorf | Hand-building taster course | approx. 3 hours | from €75 |
| Reformator | Düsseldorf | Pottery wheel class for beginners | approx. 2 hours | from €99 |
| Reformator | Düsseldorf | Hand-building pottery course | approx. 2 hours | from €59 |
At Reformator, glazing is billed separately: an individual painting appointment or the glazing service each cost an extra €25. For companies and groups, more formats are available under Team Events in Düsseldorf.
Popular pottery classes in Düsseldorf
Düsseldorf offers pottery classes for different techniques, here's a selection:
- Pottery class with a wheel at Sponk Keramik Workshops: You learn centering and throwing on the potter's wheel and shape your first cup or bowl.
- Wheel class for beginners at Reformator: In 2 hours you learn the basics of wheel throwing step by step and shape your own ceramic piece.
- Hand-building at Reformator: In 2 hours you shape your own ceramic piece without a wheel, using techniques like thumb pinching and coiling.
- Hand-building workshop at Sponk Keramik Workshops: Across two 3-hour sessions and a glazing appointment, you create up to six pieces of your own, like cereal bowls or mugs.
- Experience pottery, beginners course: In a small group, you learn the basics, either freehand or on the wheel, depending on availability and group size.
If you'd rather decorate ready-made blanks, pottery painting is an alternative with a paintbrush instead of clay. Pottery classes across Germany and Austria are listed in the pottery class overview.
What to wear to the pottery class?
Pottery in Düsseldorf gets messy quickly, as wet clay sticks to your hands and clothes. Wear comfortable clothes that can get dirty, and bring a waterproof apron along. The wheel can splash.










