Corporate & Private Group Events
Mud Effects Pottery Studio
Pricing Guide
Hand-Building Group Workshop
Session Details
- Duration: 120 Minutes (2 Hours) of guided activity.
- Format: Seated table workshop suitable for groups where participants interact face-to-face.
- Techniques: Step-by-step instruction on handling clay, wedging, slab building, coiling, and pinching.
Materials & Tools
- Clay Supply: Stoneware or earthenware clay provided (approx. 500g to 800g per person).
- Equipment: Shared access to rolling pins, canvas mats, wooden modeling tools, sponges, and cutting wires.
- Texture: Usage of stamps, lace, and cookie cutters to add patterns.
- Gear: Cotton aprons provided to protect clothing.
Post-Processing
- Finishing: Staff handles drying, sanding, and the first Bisque firing (900°C).
- Glazing: Staff applies a standard transparent or studio-choice glaze.
- Final Firing: Second high-temperature firing (1200°C) to make items food-safe and waterproof.
- Collection: Finished pieces are ready for pickup at the studio in 3 to 5 weeks.
Venue
- Setting: Open-air, covered rooftop studio with exposed brick walls.
- Climate: Naturally ventilated space with fans (non-AC).
Electric Wheel Throwing Session
The Experience
- Duration: 90 to 120 minutes depending on rotation needs.
- Station: Work at a dedicated electric potter's wheel.
- Instruction: Intensive assistance to help center the clay and pull up the walls of the vessel.
Production Process
- Technique: Focus on 'Throwing' to create cylindrical forms like bowls, kulhads, or planters.
- Materials: Participants receive 2 to 3 balls of clay to attempt the process.
- Tools: Usage of water bowls, sponges, and wire cutters.
Finishing Services
- Selection: Users select their best 1 or 2 pieces for keeping.
- Trimming: Staff handles the turning/trimming of the base once the piece is leather-hard.
- Processing: Includes cost of double firing (Bisque + Glaze) and single-color dipping by staff.
- Timeline: Final fired pieces available for collection after approximately 4 weeks.
Advisory
- Mess Level: High likelihood of clay splatters on shoes and pants despite provided aprons.
Private Couple's Pottery Package
Exclusivity
- Privacy: Dedicated slot for two people without other corporate groups.
- Guidance: 1-on-1 mentorship from a senior instructor.
Hybrid Format
- Hand-building: Creating collaborative pieces or mugs using slab techniques.
- Wheel Throwing: Learning to make a bowl or vase on the electric wheel.
- Duration: Approximately 2 to 2.5 hours.
Output & Materials
- Clay Access: Unlimited clay for experimentation during the session.
- Firing Package: Includes trimming, glazing, and double firing for up to 2 successful pieces per person (4 pieces total).
- Amenities: Studio aprons and complimentary basic refreshments provided.
- Media: Staff assistance with taking photos or videos during the wheel session.
About Corporate & Private Group Events
Why Groups Love Pottery Here
I see clay as a kind of magic - slowing you down, letting you breathe. When groups walk into my studio, I want them to forget about work deadlines and just enjoy creating. It’s not just pots and plates; it’s connecting, laughing, and letting your hands do the talking. People often tell me that making something together feels like meditation.
What Happens at Our Events
You don’t need experience. I’ll guide you at each step, so everyone gets to join in the fun. For bigger groups, we stick to hand-building - think nameplates, bowls, or your own mug. Smaller groups sometimes try the potter’s wheel, which is a whole different vibe - everyone gets to try their hand at shaping clay.
- Clay team building workshop for offices
- Birthday pottery party for friends or family
- Relax and de-stress as an employee wellness activity
Who Can Join
My rooftop studio is open to all sorts of groups. I’ve hosted companies like SAP and Google, families looking for something different on weekends, and friends wanting a creative group bonding session. You just need to bring your people - I’ll take care of the rest.
Your Clay Story Continues
You make your piece, but it’s not ready yet. I fire it for you here, and that takes a couple of weeks. Once it’s done, you can swing by and pick it up - one more memory to take home.
Meet your Expert
Mud Effects Pottery Studio
16 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Clay and me, we go way back. Making pottery just fills me up with joy, and sometimes, it’s all about emotions. Like that sgrafitto bowl I made for Sonu Rabbit—miss you, buddy. Every Ganesha festival, Alle Bappa Alle! I make my own idol, and it’s pure peace. Nine years running this studio, and watching our Ganesha idol making workshop become a big deal in the community—total proud moment. I love seeing folks shape memories from mud, together.
My Work
Pottery Workshops for All - We run wheel throwing classes, hand-building and Ganesha idol making workshops for kids, adults, families.
Custom Pottery Orders - We make hand-pinched mugs, bowls, custom Matcha tea sets, and organic pieces for homes and cafes.
Rooftop Studio Vibes - Our rooftop pottery studio in Whitefield is all about chilling, slowing down, and getting creative with clay.
Corporate & Special Events - We host pottery workshops for companies and special occasions—just ask us for firing services too.