Morning Pottery Course 6-Week 9-12 (Tues)

Pottery Hand-building & Throwing: 6-Week Autumn/Winter Course

Starts: Tuesday 20 October 2026 (Week 43)

Time: Tuesdays, 09.00–12.00 (3 hours per session)

Location: Urban Artists Stockholm – Bohusgatan 27 BV

Instructor: Jenny Chuang Sköld

Language: English / Swedish & Mandarin if needed

Price: 3,980 SEK

Looking for a creative, grounding routine for the autumn?

Join us in our calm and welcoming pottery studio for a 6-week course that invites you to slow down after summer, get your hands into clay, and explore the joy of making. Whether you're completely new to pottery or already familiar with the wheel, this course is designed to meet you where you are—with space to learn, play, and relax.

Together we’ll explore both hand-building techniques like pinching, coiling, and slab construction, as well as wheel throwing—learning how to center clay and pull up the walls. You’ll create pieces that reflect your own style, and we’ll guide you every step of the way in a friendly, supportive group setting.

✨ No stress. No experience needed. Just a beautiful space to create and connect.

What’s Included

 1 kg of clay (included in the course)

 Our signature wabi-sabi glazes and decorative engobes

 Bisque and glaze firings

 Use of studio tools

 Tea, coffee, and light fika

Additional clay: 100 kr/kg, payable at the end of the course.

What to Bring

 Comfortable clothes

 Indoor shoes

 A small hand towel or apron

Course Dates – Autumn/Winter 2026 (Weeks 43–49)

Course Sessions (6 classes):

 Week 43: Tuesday 20 October

 Week 44: Tuesday 27 October

 Week 45: Tuesday 3 November

 Week 46: Tuesday 10 November

 Week 47: Tuesday 17 November

 Week 49: Tuesday 1 December (Final glazing week)

Break & Firing Week (No Class):

Week 48: Tuesday 24 November – No class (Studio break & bisque firing)

At least one makeup class will be offered and can be taken during our membership drop-in time.

Course Flow

Week 1 – Introduction to clay and the studio. Create a simple hand-built piece such as an oil burner or candle holder using pinch and slab techniques.

Week 2 – Refine your work and explore surface decoration using engobes.

Week 3 – Learn the basics of the pottery wheel: centering, pulling walls, and shaping.

Week 4 – Trim and turn the piece you threw the previous week.

Week 5 – Develop personal projects, finish all pieces, and prepare them for bisque firing.

Week 6 – Glaze your final pieces and discover the magic of color and texture.