Advanced Pottery Classes and Ceramic Workshops in Bengaluru
Ready to move beyond the basics? Explore our specialized workshops in advanced wheel throwing, figurative sculpting, and slip casting designed to refine your technical mastery.
Ready to refine your craft? Our Advanced Wheel Throwing course focuses on mastering elegant belly forms. Guided by our instructor Shruthi, you will improve your control, consistency, and the balance between aesthetics and function.
The right instructor makes all the difference. Meet Ramya, our Advanced Hand-building Workshop instructor, a sculptor with a knack for making the impossible possible. Learn to bring your most ambitious ideas to life in her class.
Our hand-building instructor, Kinjal, shares how working with clay silences the outside world. Her Level 2 course is designed for those who want to achieve complex forms without a wheel, proving that you only need your hands and imagination.
Take your hand-building skills to the next level with our Level 2 course. This workshop is for students who understand the basics of pinching, coiling, and slab techniques and are ready to dive deeper into creating more complex structures.
This sculpting workshop focuses on the art of seeing and understanding human facial proportions. It is a perfect introduction for artists looking to explore sculpting on a hollow structure, with an advanced course to follow.
This workshop covers the fundamentals of sculpting human portraits. Over eight sessions, you will learn from instructor Akanksha Ramesh to translate your observations into expressive clay sculptures. A basic knowledge of wheel throwing or hand-building is recommended.
Dive into the world of molds and slip casting with this specialized workshop. This technique allows for the precise replication of forms, opening up new possibilities for production and design. Basic ceramic knowledge is a prerequisite.
About this collection
Mastering clay is not just about the wheel, it is about the structural integrity of your pieces. In these advanced modules, we shift focus from basic cylinders to complex forms like lidded jars and teapots, where the fit, balance, and glazing chemistry determine success. You will work directly with our senior instructors to troubleshoot your technique and refine your personal style.
Our advanced courses are for those who have moved past the initial learning curve and are ready to tackle the complexities of ceramics. We move away from general practice and focus on specific technical skill sets.
If you are interested in wheel work, we offer deeper dives into sectional throwing, where you will learn to create larger, more complex vessels. We also run dedicated workshops for technical challenges like creating the perfect lid or balancing a teapot spout, which requires a new level of precision and patience.
For those who prefer hand-building, our curriculum includes intensive figurative sculpting sessions. You will learn to map human facial proportions and understand how to build hollow, structural forms that stand the test of firing. Additionally, we teach slip casting, which allows you to move from one-off pieces to creating precise, reproducible forms.
Every course is led by our specialist instructors who bring their own expertise to the studio floor. Whether it is learning glaze chemistry or refining your surface decoration techniques like sgraffito, the goal is to help you transition from a hobbyist to a serious maker. All our sessions take place at our Koramangala studio, providing you with access to professional-grade wheels, extruders, and the supportive environment of our pottery community.
Clay Station
We are more than just a pottery studio; we are a collective of makers, mentors, and students. We created Clay Station to offer a space where you can turn your interest in clay into a serious craft, guided by experts who live for the science of glazes and the art of the wheel.
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