Best Pottery Classes in Seattle, WA

“Tiffany is incredible and was so lovely to work with both to book the space but also in helping to come up with a fun age appropriate project for the kids.”

“Not to mention the darling angora goats, who provide one of the the artist's mediums (one word - felt) !”

“My husband and I enrolled in a intro to wheel pottery class over the weekend as I've been interested in taking a longer class for a while, but have had a hard time finding a class that would work for my schedule.”

“I've even had some very kind staff members give me positive feedback on my ceramic pet portraits :-) I recommend them highly for all of your pottery needs!”

“The clientele appeared on the older end of the spectrum, but I think this store can appeal to all ages.”

“Neo is the only camp to which I felt safe sending my kids this summer - they had COVID-19 safety precautions on lock and were extremely communicative and responsive to me as a parent.”

“The instructors are phenomenal and the flexibility of multiple classes every week plus open studio time makes it easy for me to drop in whenever I can.”

“Big tables and awesome supplies, a beautiful place to create.”

“I've taken a handful of design and software classes now and have taken away so much from each class, it's a really great resource for working professionals in the area.”

“Where clay is molded, fired and sold”

“An amazing art experience for the children.”

“I really appreciate that we can sign up for just one class or several, so my kid does not feel overwhelmed in afterschool committments and us parents can plan and accomodate more spontaneously.”

“I bought a unique and cute pot of stumps at an art sale for $20.”

“This is an amazing art school I went here when was younger and loved it the teacher is amazing”

“I managed to create several pieces I was happy with, and between the two workshops I met three talented instructors, various techniques, and got a good foundational knowledge of the medium.”

“In the winter of 2020 I was exploring Lake Toba in Indonesia by kayak with my husband, Nigel Foster. During lockdown, unable to travel, he completed & published hislatest book "Heart Of Toba" Followus on an ancient paddle routewherewe expore Batak cu...”

“I was able to explore a variety of styles and mediums and, more importantly, bring my passions and interests into the class - painting or drawing the various things I was interested in growing up.”