Pottery Classes in Louisville

Pottery classes in Louisville are a great way to get creative and learn a new skill. You can find classes at local pottery studios, community centers, and even some art schools. The classes typically last around 23 hours, and you will have the opportunity to use a variety of pottery wheels and other tools to create your own pieces.

The instructor will help you choose the right clay and glazes, and will walk you through the entire process from start to finish. Once you have completed your class, you will have a beautiful piece of pottery that you can use in your home or give as a gift. You will also have the satisfaction of knowing that you created it yourself!

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AA Clay Studio

Classes

Class What’s included? Price
Handbuilding 25 pounds clay, glaze, kiln-firing (up to 6-items), and use of tools are included in the course fee. Additional clay and kiln-firing is available for purchase. $295
Wheel Throwing I $295
Wheel Throwing II $325

Location

2829 South Fourth Street Louisville KY, 40208

Contact

Pyne Street Pottery

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Classes

They offer three types of classes:

  • Session classes
  • Try – it classes
  • Private Events

Location

531 N Hite Ave, Louisville, KY 40206

Contact

Monica Rosales

Hi there! My name is Monica and I am absolutely thrilled to be writing about all things pottery. As a lover of the art myself and a pottery class enthusiast, I have found my passion in sharing the beauty and creativity of this craft with others. With my experience in pottery classes across the U.S. and a keen eye for reviewing pottery-related products, I am excited to bring you informative and exciting content about everything pottery. Let's get our hands dirty and dive into the wonderful world of pottery!

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