Pottery course at SkandiHus Clapton

Pottery course – all levels at SkandiHus Clapton: A structured pottery course covering handbuilding, wheel throwing, surface decoration and glazing, with time to practise and experiment.

A structured pottery programme covers handbuilding, wheel throwing, surface decoration and glazing, with practice and experimentation. Full-course and shortened late-entry tickets belong to the same programme at this studio. Late entrants join an already running six- or twelve-week course and need the basic experience specified on their booking page; some receive a condensed introduction. Each fixed cohort retains its published teacher, weekly dates, breaks, duration and booking fee. Materials and tools are supplied, with £5 per kilogram charged for clay fired. Participants cannot swap classes or make up missed sessions in another cohort. The separately booked advanced Wednesday cohort with Violaine Verry requires completion of a twelve-week pottery course or equivalent elsewhere. Its published sessions work with advanced handbuilding and wheel throwing alongside surface decoration and glazing; this is an advanced cohort within the shared pottery programme, not a separately established curriculum. The autumn late-entry cohort joins in its second week and receives a condensed studio introduction. The winter cohort has no class on23 or30December. Native course fees are £390 for the autumn eleven-week late-entry cohort and £400 for the winter twelve-week cohort, plus £5/kg fired clay. These conditions apply specifically to that cohort, not all general-course entrants.