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Pottery classes in Stuttgart are available at konfetti in 9 sessions across 4 studios, with a wheel, hand-building or pottery painting. 14 reviews with a rating of 4.79 stars show how well the classes are received.
How much does a pottery class in Stuttgart cost?
A pottery class in Stuttgart costs between 50,00 € and 155,00 € and usually takes about 2 hours to 4 hours, depending on the experience you choose. You'll find all further details directly in the individual event descriptions.<br><br>Here's a transparent overview for you:
| Pottery Class Providers | City | Type of Pottery Class | Duration | Price per Person |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| art atelier | Stuttgart | Wheel & modeling | approx. 4 hours | from €89.90 |
| art atelier | Stuttgart | Hand-building ceramics workshop | approx. 3 hours | from €89 |
| Ma Si | Stuttgart | Ceramic painting with Italian buffet | approx. 3 to 4 hours | from €55 |
| Ma Si | Stuttgart | La Dolce Vita pottery session | approx. 3 hours | from €90 |
At art atelier, single-colour glazing is included in the course price; a separate glazing appointment on site costs an extra €29. For companies and groups, more formats are available under Team Events in Stuttgart.
Popular pottery classes in Stuttgart
These studios show the range of pottery classes in Stuttgart:
- Pottery class with a wheel at art atelier: At the studio in Stuttgart West, you combine wheel throwing and hand-modeling in 4 hours, in small groups of up to 5 people.
- Wheel class for beginners at art atelier: Over three appointments totalling 8 hours, your piece goes from first attempts on the wheel to finished, glazed ceramics.
- Ceramic painting at Ma Si: On Schlosserstraße 30 in the Heusteig district, you paint ceramics with an Italian snack buffet. You'll find more ideas under pottery painting.
- Pottery session at Ma Si: At the same studio, you hand-build pottery for 3 hours without a wheel and finish your pieces with a food-safe glaze.
You'll find pottery classes across Germany and Austria in our pottery class overview.





