Phoenix Pottery ( formerly Endfield Farm Pottery)

Studio atmosphere

Phoenix Pottery is owned by experienced ceramic artists Lou and Nic, who are passionate about nurturing creativity in a supportive environment. The studio aims to be a sanctuary for all abilities, encouraging exploration and experimentation with clay and various artistic techniques.

Classes & programs

The studio offers a range of pottery classes, including beginner pottery classes, advanced workshops, and specialty sessions like hand building and glazing techniques. Students can also participate in pottery workshops designed for couples, team-building events, or simply to unwind and create.

Schedule & availability

Pottery classes are available throughout the week, including evenings and weekends, making it convenient for individuals to find a time that suits their schedule. Interested participants are encouraged to contact the studio for specific class times and to secure their spots, as some sessions may require advance booking.

Facilities & tools

Phoenix Pottery features a well-equipped studio with pottery wheels, kilns, and access to materials included in the course fees. The space is fully accessible, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the creative process, and there are facilities for changing and cleaning up after classes.

Pricing

Pricing information is available upon request, and all materials, including firing, are typically included in the class fees. Various membership options may also be available for those looking to engage in ongoing pottery lessons.

Best for

The classes at Phoenix Pottery are suitable for individuals of all skill levels, from those seeking a beginner pottery class to experienced potters looking to enhance their techniques. The studio is open to all ages and provides special accommodations for individuals who may require additional support.

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