What happens in class
Beginner classes usually cover hand-building or wheel throwing basics. Many workshops include two visits: one for shaping and one later session for trimming, glazing, or pickup.
Zürich pottery
Pottery classes in Zürich
Pottery and ceramics workshops in Zürich, from wheel throwing and hand-building to glazing, open studio sessions, and beginner-friendly one-day formats.
Strong selection
22 providers344 courses4.9 avg. rating
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Pottery & Ceramics in Zürich at a glance
Pottery & Ceramics in Zürich: Atelo shows 22 providers and 344 current courses with direct booking links. Prices and dates come from provider feeds and should be checked on the provider site before booking.
- Providers
- 22
- Current courses
- 344
- Price range
- CHF 30-1390
- Languages
- GERMAN, ENGLISH, SPANISH
Dates
All resultsUpcoming pottery and ceramics classes
Current course dates from pottery studios and ceramics providers around Zürich.
HANDBUILDING FOUNDATIONS - Beginners course in Handbuilding - May 21st, Thursday 10.00-12:30, with Mojca/Maria (DE(/EN)
Thu, 21 May · 10:00
CHF 450· 1h
5.0(13)
Shape & Fun: My Treasure Box
Fri, 22 May · 18:30
ab 100.– CHF
4.8(102)
After-work slow down: Pottery painting and Apero
Fri, 22 May · 18:30
75 CHF· 1h
4.9(179)
Pottery Date Night für Couples
Fri, 22 May · 19:00
CHF 300· 1d
4.6(57)
Wheel-throwing Taster
Fri, 22 May · 19:00
ab 120.– CHF
4.8(102)
CLAY EXPLORATIONS with Mojca - THROWING DONUTS - May 22nd, Friday 17:30
Fri, 22 May · 17:30
CHF 120· 1h
5.0(13)
Michelangelo in Pajamas
Sat, 23 May · 10:30
ab 60.– CHF
4.8(102)
Your First Creation on the Wheel: Embracing Wabi-Sabi
Sat, 23 May · 16:00
ab 120.– CHF
4.8(102)
Costs and timing
Short tasters often sit around CHF 80-140. Multi-session courses, open studio blocks, and wheel-throwing courses cost more because clay, firing, and studio time are included.
Why people book it
Pottery is a strong choice for dates, birthdays, creative evenings with friends, and anyone who wants a slower hands-on activity away from screens.
Worth checking
Check whether firing and glazing are included and when your finished piece can be collected. Finished ceramics are rarely ready the same day.
Providers
Pottery studios in Zürich
Studios often run recurring beginner classes, memberships, and private workshops even when the next date is not listed as a separate course.
Studio Sediment
5 (66 reviews)
Zürich
German, English
Studio Idakumori
5 (48 reviews)
Zürich
German, English
SHE Ceramics
5 (46 reviews)
Zürich
German, English
Lüt Studio
5 (34 reviews)
Zürich
German, English
Atelier Alfar
5 (29 reviews)
Zürich
German, English, Spanish
Keramik Atelier Schroeder
5 (23 reviews)
Zürich
German
Clay and Tao
5 (16 reviews)
Zürich
German, English
Studio Roka
5 (13 reviews)
Zürich
German, English
Loki Studio
4.9 (179 reviews)
Zürich
German, English
Keramikkurse Rigiplatz
5 (10 reviews)
Zürich
German
Zurich Art Club
5 (10 reviews)
Zürich
English, German
DB Pottery
4.9 (81 reviews)
Zürich
German, English
Atelier Kōbō
5 (8 reviews)
Zürich
German
Tinamite Ceramics
5 (8 reviews)
Zürich
German
studio106 Keramik Studio Zürich– Töpferworkshops & Open Studio
5 (7 reviews)
Zürich
German, English
nukka keramik
5 (6 reviews)
Zürich
German
Töpferei 8008
4.9 (21 reviews)
Zürich
German, English
Raku Keramik
5 (5 reviews)
Zürich
German
Paint It Easy
4.8 (102 reviews)
Zürich
German, English
Die kleine Töpferei
4.6 (57 reviews)
Zürich
German
Keramik Atelier Schindlergut
4.5 (398 reviews)
Zürich
German
Tonstudio
Zürich
German, English
Frequently asked questions
What pottery classes are available in Zurich?
Zurich offers wheel throwing, hand-building, sculpting, and glazing workshops. Classes range from single trial sessions to multi-week courses where you complete several pieces and learn kiln firing.
How much do pottery classes in Zurich cost?
Pottery classes in Zurich typically range from CHF 80 to CHF 250 per session. Multi-week courses include clay, glazing, and kiln firing in the price. Trial sessions are often available at a lower cost.
Can beginners take pottery classes in Zurich?
Absolutely. Most pottery studios in Zurich have dedicated beginner classes where instructors guide you through every step. No prior experience is needed, and all materials are provided.