Best Pottery Classes in Seattle, WA

22 studios listed · all 22 in Seattle · 13 open weekends · 18 rated 4.5+

Data verified October 18, 2026

Paint the Town

Paint the Town

4.6 97 reviews
“You pay for the piece only, while the colors and brushes are free”
Coupons & offersSince 1998
4611 NE 46th St
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Seattle Artist League Art School

Seattle Artist League Art School

4.9 129 reviews
“I didn't always understand why we were doing what we were doing, but was always pleased with the results.”
Since 2016
5516 4th Ave S
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The Clay Corner

The Clay Corner

4.9 54 reviews
“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.”
Since 2017
4365 6th Ave NW
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Seattle Pottery Supply

Seattle Pottery Supply

4.3 71 reviews
“The inventory is excellent and they have a large range of equipment and supplies.”
Since 1975Below average prices
35 S Hanford St
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Gather Pottery

Gather Pottery

5.0 64 reviews
“Most of the attendees are first-timers but all of us made at least 1 good piece during the class!”
Since 2022
1465 Elliott Ave W #1479
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Reclaim Clay Collective

Reclaim Clay Collective

5.0 67 reviews
“I was completely new to Ceramics and now I feel confident and comfortable in created my own pieces.”
Since 2021
800 S Weller St Suite #201
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The 22 studios listed for Seattle, WA 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: Seattle, WA

All 22 studios we list here are in Seattle itself. We have 25 studios in Seattle on file; this page shows the highest-rated 22. The studios on this page are rated from 4.0 to 5.0 across 1,639 reviews; 7 have 50 or more reviews and 18 are rated 4.5 or higher. 12 are open on Saturdays and 10 on Sundays. 1 has a BBB rating of A or A+. Domain records put 15 websites of the studios on this page at ten or more years old; the oldest dates from 1997. 1 lists coupons or special offers. We have a website on file for all 22 of the studios on this page; 16 publish a contact page; 17 list a public email and 2 take bookings online. We count these figures across the studios on this page; hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the studio before you enroll.

Are there more pottery studios than the ones listed here?

Yes. We hold 25 studios on file for Seattle and show 22 of them on the page. Ceramics studios need three-phase power and floor space, so they cluster in old industrial units rather than on the main street.

Wet Clay Cafe

Wet Clay Cafe

4.0 84 reviews
“I really enjoyed learning about making pottery and thought the instructors were great.”
Since 2022
1109 N 35th St Suite A
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Squirrelly Art Studio + Gift Making Workshop

Squirrelly Art Studio + Gift Making Workshop

5.0 23 reviews
“She has disliked pretty much every summer camp she's been to but had only good things to say about her week at Squirrelly.”
Since 2014
5414 Sand Point Way NE
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Salty Dog Pottery

Salty Dog Pottery

4.6 6 reviews
“Went on a rainy day and a very kind ceramicist let us in and we got to look at the gallery beautiful handmade pieces very affordable and an amazing space with eclectic design and artists”
BBB A+Since 2007
4602 14th Ave NW
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Neo Art School Seattle Childrens Art School

Neo Art School Seattle Childrens Art School

4.2 21 reviews
“One of my girls has a developmental disability, and the instructors adapted the projects for her, repeating instructions as needed to ensure she could express her creativity.”
Since 1985
4649 Sunnyside Ave N #121
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3 Bears Creative Studio

3 Bears Creative Studio

5.0 13 reviews
“Definetly a great date place to get messy and creative!”
From $99.95/moSince 2024
7130a Beacon Ave S
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City Art Farm

City Art Farm

5.0 2 reviews
“Such an incredible balance of art, nurturing a love for nature, and fun!”
Since 2010
-1641 United States, 3959 Renton Ave S
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Roaring Mouse Creative Arts Studio

Roaring Mouse Creative Arts Studio

4.7 6 reviews
“An amazing art experience for the children.”
From $500/moAges 2–529+ years
7526 20th Ave NE
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Seward Park Clay Studio

Seward Park Clay Studio

4.3 8 reviews
“The studio's serene location near Seward Park adds to the overall experience, making it a fantastic place to explore the art of pottery.”
From $150/classAges 4–16Since 1970
5900 Lake Washington Blvd S
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Early Masters

Early Masters

5.0 5 reviews
“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.”
Ages 8 and upSince 2006
7557 Lake City Way NE
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Fayezart

Fayezart

5.0 1 review
Ages 7–17Since 2002
1806 NW 70th St
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Seattle Pottery Studio

Seattle Pottery Studio

4.8 18 reviews
“Perfect place to pick up a new skill/hobby, but make sure you sign up for the email list because classes sell out fast!”
Since 2019
1417 10th Ave Studio C
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Georgetown Atelier

Georgetown Atelier

5.0 3 reviews
“An amazing education opportunity to learn from a true master painter”
Since 2013
6555 5th Ave S
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Arts Aloft LLC

Arts Aloft LLC

5.0 2 reviews
“This is an amazing art school I went here when was younger and loved it the teacher is amazing”
Since 2006
3302 E Spring St
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Barbara Dunshee Pottery

Barbara Dunshee Pottery

5.0 2 reviews
“Her studio is comfortable and nicely appointed with various tools for wheel throwing and hand building.”
Since 2002
1060 26th Ave E
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Lily Gray Studio

Lily Gray Studio

5.0 1 review
“I loved getting to learn about Lily's personal practice as well, and to see some of their phenomenal porcelain and glass flowers, which seemed to defy the laws of gravity.”
Since 2020
815 Seattle Blvd S
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Rat City Studios

Rat City Studios

4.6 7 reviews
“I joined this studio in March 2021 and I can't imagine not being part of this wonderful studio.”
Since 2016
2410 SW 106th St
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