Pottery & Ceramics Workshops in Paris
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Frequently asked questions
What are the steps to make a ceramic object?
To get the shape you want, two techniques are possible: modelling or wheel-throwing. The clay is then decorated, dried, fired and glazed.
What types of clay are used in workshops?
Earthenware, stoneware, porcelain or terracotta. More rarely, non-firing clays.
What tools will I use during the ceramics workshop?
- For modelling: ribbon tool, wooden modelling tool
- For wheel-throwing: potter's wheel
- For glazing: slip trailer, sieve
- For decoration: hand roller, stamp
Can I leave with my creation?
Yes. However, firing and glazing take time. Generally, the ceramist carries out these steps alone and invites participants to collect their piece a few days later.
What should I wear to work with clay?
Wear comfortable clothes and avoid freshly done manicures. If the artisan does not provide one, don't forget your apron. Ceramics workshops are very messy!
How long does a pottery class last?
On average, a workshop lasts between 1 and 3 hours.
From what age can you take part in a pottery class?
The age can vary from one class to another. Some workshops are open to children from 3 years old. It is important to check before booking!
What payment methods are accepted?
Payments can be made by credit card, PayPal, Funbooker credits or Illicado cards. All transactions are secure.
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Where to take a ceramics workshop in Paris? 10 addresses for a pottery class in the capital
Do you love artistic and hands-on activities? Would you like to discover ceramics and modelling? Funbooker has listed the best ceramics workshops in the capital for a pottery class!
L'Atelier Geneviève
L'Atelier Geneviève welcomes you in the 14th and 11th arrondissements for ceramic painting workshops. You can decorate your pieces to your own taste and add to your tableware collection. For families, parent and child sessions themed around Harry Potter are available: a must!
La Papoterie Céramique
A creative space where you can decorate handmade ceramic pieces crafted by artisans while enjoying a coffee or a glass of wine, along with tapas or pastries! Located on rue Ternaux, you will discover the joys of pottery and modelling by painting your own ceramics.
Atelier Terre Libre
Located in Paris's 9th arrondissement, a place dedicated to clay and ceramics awaits you! Atelier Terre Libre offers classes and workshops, as well as modelling and sculpture courses for children.
Ateliers Terre & Feu
This art school and continuing-education centre offers year-round courses in the visual arts. Eligible for the CPF (the French personal training account), the courses are varied: ceramics, modelling, pottery, life modelling and more.
Corentin Brison Céramiste
Located on avenue Claude Vellefaux, this studio runs ceramics workshops through Trois Potes: modelling classes or wheel-throwing courses, whichever you prefer. A must!
Inka Céramique
This artist's studio in the 11th arrondissement welcomes you for adult and children's classes. Children's birthday parties are also available for your little ones!
Ceramoka
Based in Boulogne-Billancourt, Ceramoka offers ceramic painting and wheel-throwing workshops. You will learn how to throw a bowl and how your piece is fired!
Studio Inoui
Studio Inoui offers multi-day courses as well as open studio sessions. Eight wheels are available to ceramists. Introductory courses run over 4 sessions to ensure a high standard of quality for practitioners.
Atelier Mire
Located in the 4th arrondissement, Atelier Mire offers raku courses as well as modelling and wheel-throwing classes. The teachers are experts in porcelain and ceramics.
Céramique Raku
Raku is a Japanese firing technique much loved by pottery enthusiasts. At the Céramique Raku workshop, you will learn to model earth and shape clay using this technique.
