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Pottery class in Vienna: discover creativity with clay

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How much does a pottery class in Vienna cost?

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Pottery Class Providers City Type of Pottery Class Duration Price per Person
Lena Rot Vienna Small-group wheel class (2 to 4 people) approx. 2 hours from €79
Lena Rot Vienna Pottery class: make your own cup approx. 2 hours from €62
Felikeramik Vienna Basic wheel course (3 sessions) approx. 8 hours from €260
Felikeramik Vienna Clay and Wine: pottery party approx. 3 hours from €93

For companies and groups, more formats are available under team events in Vienna.

What pottery studios are there in Vienna?

  • Töpferei Wien in the 17th district (1170 Vienna): The studio has ten pottery wheels. In the taster class you learn wheel throwing in 2 hours. The 3-part basic course has you throw for 2.5 hours on a Friday evening, trim for 2 hours on Saturday and glaze your pieces at a third session. The basic course is open from age 14.
  • Atelier Lena Rot: In the wheel class for two to four people you throw pottery for 2 hours with intensive guidance. There is also a class where you make your own cup.
  • Felikeramik: The basic wheel course runs 8 hours over 3 sessions for just 4 participants, from centering to glazing. At the Brotfabrik Wien there is also a modelling class using hand-building or slab techniques over 3 sessions (9 hours).

What can you expect from a pottery class in Vienna?

  • Pottery basics: from kneading the clay to shaping
  • The wheel: throwing cups, bowls and vases
  • Decorating: glazing and painting
  • Hand-modelling: shaping unique objects
  • Firing: the firing process makes your pieces durable

Who is a pottery class in Vienna suitable for?

  • Beginners: In the taster class you learn how clay feels and make your first simple objects.
  • Adults and couples: There are classes for two people, which also work as a couples activity or gift for couples.
  • Advanced: Intensive classes let you work on the wheel and make more complex pieces.
  • Groups: The studios host private groups, for example at the pottery party by Felikeramik.

If you'd rather decorate ready-made blanks, pottery painting is a relaxed alternative to the wheel.

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