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Pottery Studio 1
“They broke down the wheel techniques in a way that made it approachable even for total beginners, and they were quick to step in with hands-on help when our clay wobbled (which was often!”
Best Pottery Classes near Beverly Hills, CA
1 of these studios is based in Beverly Hills; the others serve Beverly Hills from Los Angeles (2 mi), Culver City (5 mi) and Santa Monica (6 mi).
1 open 24/7 · 12 open weekends · 13 rated 4.5+
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Bitter Root Pottery
“Madison was an amazing teacher to our small group (who had almost no previous pottery experience) and made sure we were comfortable and having fun but also ended up with a piece that we liked.”
Tati Kids Art Studio
“I strongly recommend choosing Tatiana as a teacher for your children, a person with a good knowledge of a psychologist and a child feeling world.”
The Artsy Backyard
“The kids all made picture frames and then chose a ceramic piece to paint, while the parents stood around chatting or helping their kid(s) paint their creation.”
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Good Dirt LA
“So many options to learn and perfect pottery skills from mini workshops, 6 week sessions or booking creative time or becoming a member at their sister studio in Culver City on Sepulveda Blvd.”
Echo Art Studio
“Our instructor, Yuli, was kind, attentive, and explained everything clearly, which made me feel comfortable even as a beginner.”
The 15 studios listed for Beverly Hills, CA teach pottery and ceramics. Whether they run wheel classes, hand building or open studio membership, and what the fee covers, comes from what each studio publishes itself.
Area overview: Beverly Hills, CA
The 15 studios on this page are rated from 4.0 to 5.0 across 1,253 reviews; 6 have 50 or more reviews and 13 are rated 4.5 or higher. 1 is open around the clock; 12 are open on Saturdays and 11 on Sundays. Domain records put 3 websites of the studios on this page at ten or more years old; the oldest dates from 2003. We have a website on file for 13 of the studios on this page; 11 publish a contact page and 11 list a public email. We count these figures across the studios on this page; distances are straight-line, and hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the studio before you enroll.
Which hours are busiest at studios listed for Beverly Hills?
Foot traffic data exists for 5 of the studios here, and it shows Sunday afternoons as the busiest and Saturday mornings as the quietest. A busy stretch is when the wheels are most likely to be taken. If you want quiet and a teacher with time to spare, ask about Saturday mornings.
Cobalt and Clay
“I would recommend to anyone who wants a creative and calming space to start their ceramics journey!!”
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The Art Process With Kathy Leader
“If you have an interest in expanding your creativity, connecting with like-minded people, and upgrading your artistic skill-set, do yourself a favor and attend a workshop or retreat with Kathy Leader's “The Art Process”
Bitter Root Pottery Hayden Tract
“Very dope place the instructor ashley was amazing recommend this place they even have classes for children and couples classes”
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Hands in Clay L.A. Wheel & Hand-Building Pottery Classes
“It was nice to choose what I want to make be able to fulfill it with confidence Richard and Donna teach and help you improve and grow as a potter instead of just fixing things and doing it for you!”
Claytivity Pottery Studio
“Claytivity is a nice community pottery studio with a chill vibe.”
Still Life Studio
“I've loved my hand building class - Liga is a really patient instructor and over all it's been great value!”
The Artist Lab + Education
“He learns art techniques, always has fun and it's a great confidence builder.”
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Members Only LA
“Mary Rose was a phenomenal instructor, thoroughly providing context and demonstration for each part of the hand building process with clay while sharing the ceremonial traditions and history of cacao, in a very approachable way.”
Splatterz!
“Also, was there a separately with a group of moms and that was a super blast we were offered the opportunity to set up karaoke by the staff, and that just turned the whole night up to another level with a bunch of crazy women away from their kids for a couple hours lol”
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What students and parents say about studios near Beverly Hills
- “Pottery is so relaxing & meditative & fun. Nicole is super down to earth & really great about fostering a community with everyone there.” — from a review of Cobalt and Clay
- “I would definitely take this class again and strongly recommend it whether you’re new to pottery or not.” — from a review of Bitter Root Pottery
- “Fantastic local business! I bought clay from them, and they were very communicative and down to earth.” — from a review of Hands in Clay L.A. Wheel & Hand-Building Pottery Classes
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