The 13 Best Pottery Classes in Singapore

Singapore pottery classes now range from heritage dragon kiln workshops to wheel throwing studios and easy ceramic painting sessions for complete beginners.

Reviewed by our editors · Updated July 2026 · How we rank

Our verdict: Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle is the best pottery classe in Singapore right now - best for heritage and atmosphere. The Potters' Guilt runs it closest.

Pottery is one of Singapore's most accessible hands-on hobbies, with options for date nights, family activities, kids camps, corporate team bonding, and serious ceramic training.

For beginners, choose between pottery painting, handbuilding, or wheel throwing. Pottery painting is the easiest entry point, handbuilding is forgiving and tactile, while wheel throwing needs more patience but gives the classic studio experience.

This list focuses on real Singapore studios with working websites, clear workshop offerings, and practical reasons to book, from heritage value to instructor quality, location, class structure, and beginner support.

01
Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle
94/100
Singapore's iconic dragon kiln pottery experience.
85 Lorong Tawas via Clean Tech View, Singapore 639823
+65 6265 5808 pottery@thowkwang.com.sg thowkwang.com.sg
$$ price range
“Best for heritage and atmosphere.” - our editors
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This is the most distinctive pottery experience in Singapore because the setting carries real cultural weight. The workshops are not just about making a cup or bowl, they sit inside a living dragon kiln site. It is less polished than a boutique studio, but far more memorable for heritage, families, and anyone curious about Singapore craft history.
Why Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle made TheBest SG · full scorecardLess
WHY THEY MADE THEBEST SG
Selected for its irreplaceable dragon kiln heritage, established workshops, and long-running role in Singapore pottery education.
Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle is Singapore's heritage pottery site, operating at 85 Lorong Tawas with the country's oldest surviving dragon kiln. The Tan family runs public workshops, educational tours, team building sessions, and pottery programmes on site. It is especially strong for visitors who want clay work with local ceramic history, wood-firing context, and a working pottery compound rather than a mall studio.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 94/100
Unique Service Proposition20/20
Quality of Service20/20
Accessibility17/20
Value for Money18/20
Innovation19/20
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02
The Potters' Guilt
92/100
Proper pottery classes with strong progression paths.
195 Pearl's Hill Terrace #01-03 and 46 Kim Yam Road #04-19, Singapore
thepottersguilt.com
$$ price range
“Best all-rounder for city pottery.” - our editors
THEBESTSG STAFF REVIEW
The Potters' Guilt is one of the safest recommendations for a proper studio experience because it balances fun sessions with real technique. It works well for dates, friends, and corporate groups, but also gives returning students a path beyond a one-time class. The two locations add practical convenience.
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WHY THEY MADE THEBEST SG
Selected for its breadth of pottery programmes, central locations, and clear progression from taster sessions to wheel courses.
The Potters' Guilt offers pottery classes from Pearl's Hill Terrace and New Bahru, with one-off short sessions, private sessions, team building, children's programmes, open studio access, and structured wheel courses from Basic Potters' Wheel I to intermediate levels. Its teaching team includes facilitators with art practice and education backgrounds, making it a strong choice for both first-timers and learners who want progression.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 92/100
Unique Service Proposition19/20
Quality of Service19/20
Accessibility18/20
Value for Money18/20
Innovation18/20
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03
Goodman Ceramic Studio
91/100
Accessible Ubi studio for all ages.
71 Ubi Crescent #01-0102, Excalibur Centre, Singapore 408571
+65 9726 5210 goodmanceramicstudio.com
$$ price range
“Great for families and groups.” - our editors
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Goodman Ceramic Studio is particularly practical for families, schools, and companies because its programme menu is broad and its location is straightforward. The studio feels structured without being intimidating, and the supply side is a plus for learners who get hooked and want tools or glazes after class.
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Selected for family-friendly programming, school and corporate options, and strong beginner accessibility in the east-central area.
Goodman Ceramic Studio, operating as Atelier.GDMC at Ubi, offers pottery classes for adults, kids, families, schools, and team building groups. The studio also sells ceramic raw materials, AMACO glazes, tools, and home kilns, which makes it useful for hobbyists who want supplies alongside classes. Its Ubi location is near MRT access and supports Culture Pass redemptions for adult programmes.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 91/100
Unique Service Proposition18/20
Quality of Service19/20
Accessibility18/20
Value for Money18/20
Innovation18/20
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04
Boon's Pottery
89/100
Long-running Orchard pottery studio for adults.
91 Tanglin Road #B1-01/02, Singapore 247918
+65 6836 3978 boonspottery.com
$$$ price range
THEBESTSG STAFF REVIEW
Boon's Pottery is a strong pick for learners who want an old-school studio led by experienced potters rather than a trend-led craft venue. The Orchard location is convenient, and the class information is refreshingly clear. It is especially suitable for adults who want a more serious introduction to ceramic technique.
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Selected for its long track record, master potter leadership, Orchard access, and clear wheel and handbuilding class structure.
Boon's Pottery is an Orchard area ceramic studio founded in 1998 by Master Potter Chuan Siang Boon. It offers handbuilding and wheel throwing, trial lessons, five-class courses, group parties, and corporate team building. The studio teaches traditional techniques such as pinch, coil, slab building, and electric wheel throwing, with glazing and firing included in listed class fees.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 89/100
Unique Service Proposition19/20
Quality of Service19/20
Accessibility16/20
Value for Money17/20
Innovation18/20
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05
Mud Rock Ceramics
88/100
Professional handmade ceramics studio with classes.
315 Outram Road, Tan Boon Liat Building #14-01, Singapore 169074
mudrockedu@gmail.com mudrockceramics.com
$$$ price range
THEBESTSG STAFF REVIEW
Mud Rock suits people who care about craft credibility. It is more of a working ceramic studio than a casual craft stop, so the environment feels close to professional making. For learners, that is a plus: you are seeing the standards, tools, and rhythm of a real Singapore ceramics practice.
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Selected for professional ceramic credibility, education offerings, and its respected position in Singapore's handmade ceramics scene.
Mud Rock Ceramics is a handmade ceramics studio at Tan Boon Liat Building on Outram Road, known for functional ware, commissions, education, and studio-made pieces. Its site lists classes and private workshops under its education arm, alongside ceramic products, press features, and commercial commissions. The studio has produced high-profile commission work, including ceremonial and diplomatic gifts.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 88/100
Unique Service Proposition18/20
Quality of Service19/20
Accessibility16/20
Value for Money17/20
Innovation18/20
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06
School of Clay Arts
87/100
Calm Lavender studio for mindful clay work.
465 Crawford #02-06, Singapore 190465
+65 8831 4186 schoolofclayarts@gmail.com schoolofclayarts.com
$$ price range
THEBESTSG STAFF REVIEW
Claydence Atelier feels intentionally slower and more reflective than many activity studios. The location is convenient for city dwellers, and the programme spread is useful for both children and adults. It is a good match if you want clay as a calming weekly practice, not just a single novelty session.
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Selected for its mindful teaching angle, kids and hobbyist coverage, and convenient Lavender location.
School of Clay Arts operates Claydence Atelier at Crawford Court near Lavender MRT, offering trial classes, workshops, pottery courses, open studio access, kids programmes, studio rental, and private events. Founded in 2016, it positions clay as a mindful, community-driven practice. The studio serves families, kids, hobbyists, corporate groups, and learners who prefer calm handbuilding or wheel-focused introductions.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 87/100
Unique Service Proposition17/20
Quality of Service18/20
Accessibility19/20
Value for Money17/20
Innovation16/20
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07
Urth & Phire Ceramic Studio
85/100
Tai Seng wheel pottery studio with courses.
80 Playfair Road, Kapo Factory Building Block A #04-01, Singapore 367998
+65 9770 4862 uppottery.com.sg
$$$ price range
THEBESTSG STAFF REVIEW
Urth & Phire is one of the more complete wheel-focused studios for people who want a pathway. Trial classes are easy to enter, while memberships and advanced classes give committed learners room to continue. The Tai Seng location, small class positioning, and artist-led instruction make it feel practical and purposeful.
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Selected for its clear wheel throwing pathway, open studio options, and accessible Tai Seng location.
Urth & Phire Ceramic Studio is a Tai Seng area pottery studio offering wheel pottery trials, beginner wheel courses, intermediate classes, advanced throwing, open studio memberships, seasonal workshops, corporate workshops, and ceramic commissions. The air-conditioned studio is about three minutes from Tai Seng MRT and is guided by practicing ceramic artists, with classes designed for beginners through advanced learners.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 85/100
Unique Service Proposition17/20
Quality of Service18/20
Accessibility17/20
Value for Money17/20
Innovation16/20
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08
Common Touch
84/100
Artist-led Opal Crescent pottery studio.
29 Opal Crescent, Singapore 328422
commontouchcraft.com
$$ price range
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Common Touch has a warm, approachable positioning that works well for beginners, couples, and private groups. The three-hour art jamming format gives more breathing room than short tasters, and the founders' artist background adds credibility. It is especially good when you want guided making without a rigid school-like atmosphere.
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Selected for approachable wheel and handbuilding sessions, private events, and artist-led guidance in a cosy studio setting.
Common Touch is a Singapore pottery studio at 29 Opal Crescent founded by ceramic artists Zestro and Fyon. It offers pottery courses, three-hour art jamming sessions, private sessions, corporate events, bespoke gifts, personalised wedding favours, and customised crockery. The studio teaches both wheel throwing and handbuilding, with tools and materials provided and experienced potters guiding beginners through each session.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 84/100
Unique Service Proposition16/20
Quality of Service17/20
Accessibility18/20
Value for Money17/20
Innovation16/20
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09
3arts Pottery
82/100
Joo Chiat pottery classes and memberships.
Joo Chiat, Singapore
3arts.sg
$$ price range
THEBESTSG STAFF REVIEW
3arts is a solid east-side option because it covers the core formats: wheel, handbuilding, firing, events, and memberships. The community positioning is useful for people who may want to return after a first class. It feels more craft-club than novelty activity, which is good for ongoing hobbyists.
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WHY THEY MADE THEBEST SG
Selected for its Joo Chiat location, membership model, and balanced mix of wheel, handbuilding, and firing experiences.
3arts Pottery is a Joo Chiat pottery studio and community for beginners, hobbyists, and experienced potters. Its class menu includes handbuilding pottery, wheel throwing pottery, firing experiences, team building, events, and studio membership. The studio also runs a shop, making it a useful stop for learners who want both structured sessions and a pottery community in the east.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 82/100
Unique Service Proposition16/20
Quality of Service17/20
Accessibility17/20
Value for Money17/20
Innovation15/20
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10
Heppi Pottery & Goods
81/100
Family-friendly pottery painting at Coronation Plaza.
Coronation Plaza, 587 Bukit Timah Road #02-05, Singapore 269707
+65 8397 2972 heppipottery@gmail.com heppi.sg
$$ price range
THEBESTSG STAFF REVIEW
Heppi is one of the most family-friendly entries on the list. The offering is easy to understand, the Bukit Timah location works well for west and central families, and the mix of painting, camps, handbuilding, and keepsakes makes it useful beyond a single weekend activity.
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Selected for family-friendly pottery painting, kids camps, and beginner handbuilding in a convenient Bukit Timah location.
Heppi Pottery & Goods is a Bukit Timah paint-your-own-pottery studio at Coronation Plaza. It offers pottery painting sessions, handbuilding classes, kids clay camps, print keepsakes, and at-home pottery painting kits. Pottery painting is open to all ages, while handbuilding options include trial and three-session formats with clay, tools, glazing, and firing included.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 81/100
Unique Service Proposition15/20
Quality of Service17/20
Accessibility18/20
Value for Money17/20
Innovation14/20
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11
Clay Clay Pottery
80/100
Central pottery painting for total beginners.
755 North Bridge Road, Singapore
clayclaypotterypainting@gmail.com clayclaypottery.com
$$ price range
THEBESTSG STAFF REVIEW
Clay Clay is a very easy recommendation for first-timers who want pottery without wheel anxiety. The pricing is straightforward, the process is simple, and the location is central enough for casual plans. It is not a technical pottery school, but it is strong for low-pressure creative time.
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WHY THEY MADE THEBEST SG
Selected for clear pricing, beginner-friendly ceramic painting, food-safe firing, and central walk-in appeal.
Clay Clay Pottery is a paint-your-own-pottery studio at 755 North Bridge Road. Sessions are beginner-friendly, about 1.5 hours, and include guidance, glazing, and kiln firing, with pottery pieces chosen separately in store. The studio lists mugs, bowls, plates, matcha bowls, cups, and vases, and also hosts corporate bookings, dates, groups, and walk-ins.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 80/100
Unique Service Proposition15/20
Quality of Service16/20
Accessibility18/20
Value for Money17/20
Innovation14/20
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12
PotteryPlease!
78/100
Queensway pottery painting for groups and dates.
Queensway Shopping Centre #03-40 and #03-48, 1 Queensway, Singapore 149053
potterypleasee.com
$$ price range
THEBESTSG STAFF REVIEW
PotteryPlease! is built for social occasions: birthdays, dates, company bonding, and relaxed group sessions. The Queensway location is practical, and the off-site option is useful for offices or private events. It is best for painting personalised pieces rather than learning clay-forming technique.
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WHY THEY MADE THEBEST SG
Selected for accessible pottery painting, group event support, off-site sessions, and a high-volume review footprint.
PotteryPlease! is a paint-your-own-pottery studio at Queensway Shopping Centre. It offers pottery painting for all ages and skill levels, group and corporate events, complimentary decorations for celebrations, off-site sessions, gift cards, and student discounts. Guests choose unpainted ceramic pieces and underglaze colours, then the studio handles glazing and firing before collection.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 78/100
Unique Service Proposition14/20
Quality of Service16/20
Accessibility18/20
Value for Money16/20
Innovation14/20
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13
Ard Ceramic
74/100
Handmade ceramic design with workshop appeal.
Singapore
ardceramic.com
$$ price range
THEBESTSG STAFF REVIEW
Ard Ceramic is less class-directory-like than the bigger workshop studios, but it earns a place for people who want a more design-led ceramic brand. The workshop angle appears smaller and more personal, so it is worth contacting ahead for availability rather than expecting a large class schedule.
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WHY THEY MADE THEBEST SG
Selected for its handmade ceramic design focus, customisation options, and smaller workshop positioning.
Ard Ceramic is a Singapore ceramic design brand offering handcrafted functional ceramics, decorative art pieces, tableware, customisation, and workshops. Its website focuses on handmade pieces and the founder's creative process, while its FAQ says pottery workshops help participants experience the therapeutic side of ceramics. It is a better fit for those interested in small-batch ceramic aesthetics and custom pieces.
THE EDITORS' SCORECARD - 74/100
Unique Service Proposition14/20
Quality of Service15/20
Accessibility15/20
Value for Money16/20
Innovation14/20
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Best Pottery Classes in Singapore compared

Rank	Name	Known for	Price
#1	Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle	dragon-kiln · heritage	$$
#2	The Potters' Guilt	wheel-throwing · short-sessions	$$
#3	Goodman Ceramic Studio	kids · family	$$
#4	Boon's Pottery	wheel-throwing · handbuilding	$$$
#5	Mud Rock Ceramics	ceramic-art · classes	$$$
#6	School of Clay Arts	handbuilding · wheel-throwing	$$
#7	Urth & Phire Ceramic Studio	wheel-throwing · beginner-course	$$$
#8	Common Touch	wheel-throwing · handbuilding	$$
#9	3arts Pottery	wheel-throwing · handbuilding	$$
#10	Heppi Pottery & Goods	ceramic-painting · handbuilding	$$
#11	Clay Clay Pottery	ceramic-painting · beginner-friendly	$$
#12	PotteryPlease!	ceramic-painting · parties	$$
#13	Ard Ceramic	handmade-ceramics · customisation	$$

Pottery Classes in Singapore - your questions

What type of pottery class should beginners try first?

Pottery painting is the easiest for all ages, while handbuilding is best if you want to shape clay without needing wheel skills. Wheel throwing is more technical but rewarding if you want the full potter's wheel experience.

How much do pottery classes cost in Singapore?

Simple pottery painting sessions often start around $30 to $50 before the cost of the ceramic piece. Wheel throwing and handbuilding trials commonly range from about $60 to $100, while multi-session courses can cost several hundred dollars.

Do I get to bring my pottery home on the same day?

Usually no. Most studios need time to dry, glaze, and kiln fire your piece. Collection can take around two to ten weeks depending on the studio, class type, and firing schedule.

Are pottery classes suitable for children?

Yes, but check the studio's age rules. Some studios run kids pottery painting, handbuilding, or holiday camps, while more technical wheel throwing courses may be restricted to teens or adults.

What should I wear to a pottery class?

Wear comfortable clothes you do not mind getting clay or glaze on. Keep nails short if you are wheel throwing, tie back long hair, and avoid bulky jewellery around your hands.

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