Hands On Pottery presents Make a Ceramic Vase! This one-night workshop at Hands On Pottery is a great way to experience what it’s like to create something out of clay using the technique called “coil-building” or making a “coil-pot”.

You will learn how to make your ceramic vase out of coils in one night! We will guide you through the process – transforming long “noodles” of clay into your very own vase.

Once you’ve finished making your vase, you will choose the colour of glaze and our team will complete the glazing and firing process. Your finished handmade ceramic vase will be ready within 3-4 weeks. (We’ll email you when it’s ready.)

Please note that this is a hand-building class and does not involve using a potter’s wheel. You can sign up for one-night wheel workshops here!

All attendee’s must be 16+.

If you are a group of 5 or more, please contact us about booking a private event.

Dates/Times

Saturdays April 19th, 2025 - 2:00pm - 5:00pm

Location
810 Cormorant St. in downtown Victoria, B.C.

Cancellations & Missed Workshops

Cancellations must be made at least 7 days prior to your workshop to allow time for us to rebook your space(s). If you must cancel your reservation within 7 days of the workshop, we can ONLY offer a credit to schedule if we are able to fill your space(s).

In the event that we do not meet our minimum registration requirements 5 days prior to the workshop, we reserve the right to cancel or reschedule – students will be notified via email.

ALL REFUNDS and CANCELLATIONS are subject to a fee of $10 per participant – this portion is not refundable as it includes our payment processing fees.

Picking Up your Finished Pieces

Your piece(s) will be ready 3-4 weeks after your workshop. You will have 4 weeks from the day we send your pickup email to collect your masterpieces. Unclaimed pieces will be donated to a local charity.

Covid Protocols
We have transitioned away from a mandatory mask policy. Although we are not requiring masks in our studio at this time, should this change, we may require that masks be worn while at the studio.

Given the close proximity and nature of teaching pottery, we will do what we feel is best to keep our staff safe while they are at work. We appreciate your understanding!