Corporate & Private Pottery Events
Clay Station Art Studios Pvt Ltd
We host pottery events for teams and groups where everyone gets to make and paint their own clay pieces together at our Koramangala studio, no experience needed.
Pricing Guide
Bisque Decoration & Ceramic Glazing
Session Specs
- Duration: 2 to 2.5 hours of guided activity.
- Venue: Clay Station Studio, Koramangala (Open-air/semi-indoor setting).
- Format: Seated group activity suitable for non-messy environments.
Materials Provided
- Base Item: Choice of one pre-fired bisque piece per person (Coffee Mug, Breakfast Bowl, or 6-inch Tile).
- Paints: Professional-grade ceramic underglazes (Food-safe post-firing).
- Tools: Detail brushes, wash brushes, palettes, stencils, and masking tape.
Technical Finishing
- Glazing: Staff applies a clear glossy over-glaze after the event.
- Firing: Items are fired in an electric kiln to 1220°C (Cone 6).
- Delivery: Finished ware is packed and ready for collection within 2-3 weeks.
Hand-Building & Clay Sculpting Workshop
Workshop Dynamics
- Duration: 3 hours intensive hands-on instruction.
- Techniques: Covers Pinching (bowls), Coiling (vases), and Slab construction (mugs/trays).
- Instruction: Led by a Lead Potter with support staff for group assistance.
Material Access
- Clay: Unlimited use of high-fire stoneware clay (~1kg usage typical per person).
- Workstation: Individual canvas mats, aprons, rolling pins, and sculpting tools.
- Texture: Access to stamps, lace, and organic elements for surface design.
The Firing Cycle
- Refining: Studio staff trims and smooths rough edges after the session.
- Glazing: Participants select a glaze color (e.g., Teal, Mustard) which staff applies.
- Process: Includes Bisque firing plus Glaze firing (double bake) with a 3-4 week turnaround.
Full Studio Experience: Wheel & Hand-Building
Dual Format Structure
- Duration: 3.5 to 4 hours.
- Logistics: Rotation-based learning ensuring dedicated time on both the wheel and worktables.
Module A: The Potter's Wheel
- Instruction: One-on-one guidance to center clay and pull walls.
- Goal: Creation of a cylinder or small bowl with heavy staff assistance.
Module B: Hand-Building
- Activity: Guided sculpting session focusing on surface decoration and texture.
- Output: Creation of platters, mugs, or freestyle sculptures.
All-Inclusive Production
- Final Product: Best two pieces (one wheel, one hand-built) are processed per person.
- Services: Includes trimming, drying, glazing, and double firing.
- Amenities: Aprons, towels, and filtered water provided.
About Corporate & Private Pottery Events
Step Out, Get Messy, Make Memories
Our pottery events are all about leaving the usual behind and just having some fun together. Whether it’s your whole office squad or a close-knit group of friends, I see everyone loosen up the minute hands hit the clay. Not everyone’s an artist, but that’s kinda the point - here, it’s about playing, not perfection.
Why Teams Love This
- Team building pottery workshop that’s actually chill, not forced
- Clay is magic for stress - just squishing it feels like you’re squeezing the week out of your system
- Even the quiet folks get talking when they’re making something with their hands
What Happens Here
- Everyone gets their own clay lump to mess with - pinch, roll, whatever
- Painting and decorating, so you can take home something that’s very you
- If anyone’s up for it, I’ll show you the basics of the potter’s wheel too
The Studio Vibe
I run these events out of our Koramangala studio - it’s tucked away, green, and honestly a bit of a break from the city noise. No experience needed, just a willingness to try.
Who’s Been Here
Had folks from big names like Google and Axis come in for creative wellness events for offices. But honestly, it’s just as great for small groups who want to do something different together.
Every group brings their own 'hunar' (skill) - and it’s fun to watch everyone’s stories take shape in clay.
Meet your Expert
Clay Station
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My Story
We started Clay Station just wanting a spot for anyone to mess around with clay, no pressure. Turns out, people loved it – artists, hobby folks, total newbies. Teaching became our thing. Best bit? Our 'Arangetram' show, where our students get to show off, sell, and see what the real art world feels like. We also kicked off an artist residency, so serious potters get space to experiment, go wild, and even help us cook up new glazes.
My Work
Ceramic art classes for all - From total beginners to pros, we run everything – short workshops, our 5-month foundation pottery course, sculpting human portraits, and more.
Artist Residency in ceramics - Serious about clay? Our residency gives artists space, mentorship, materials, and a shot at their own gallery show.
Therapeutic clay workshops for teams - Ditch the laptops, grab some clay. Our team workshops are messy, fun, and a proper break from work.
Pottery supplies and studio gear - We make and sell clays, glazes, tools, kilns – basically, everything your studio could need.
Real-world art exposure - Students get to sell and show their work at our big events like 'Arangetram' – it’s not just class, it’s community.
