Kitchen Clay Lab - Pottery Workshop, Courses & Seminars / Art & Culture, Ceramics on Wheels Studio
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Kitchen Clay Lab - Pottery Workshop

Sunday, 15 November 2026, 14:00 - 16:00

Ceramics on Wheels Studio, Dörflistrasse 50, 8050 Zürich

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Description

Welcome to the Kitchen Clay Lab 🥄

A workshop for the little objects that quietly make your kitchen better. Think garlic graters, berry-washing bowls with holes, butter keepers, spoon holders for when you’re cooking, egg plates. The tools that live on your counter, help you cook, and make your kitchen feel a little more you. ✨

In this lab, you design and build a functional piece that upgrades your everyday cooking rituals, handmade, thoughtful, and actually useful.

⏱ Duration: 2 hours
💰 Price: 80 CHF per participant

 

What You’ll Learn:

  • Step-by-step guidance to create your pieces
  • Decorating and painting your pieces with your own personal style
  • Beginner-friendly techniques — no experience needed!‍


What’s Included:

  • All clay, paint, and working tools provided
  • Kiln firing and glazing to make your piece durable


All levels welcome — from complete beginners to clay pros.

✨ Because even the smallest kitchen tools deserve personality.
📧 Email us at ceramics.wheels@gmail.com if you have any questions!

Before you sign up, please take a moment to read our Terms and Conditions. By completing your registration, you confirm that you have read and agree to them.

📧 You can also reserve your spot directly with us. Email us at ceramics.wheels@gmail.com for more details!

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Location: Ceramics on Wheels Studio, Dörflistrasse 50, Zürich, CH

Ceramics on Wheels Studio

Dörflistrasse 50, Zürich, CH

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