?How much does pottery painting cost?
You pay for the piece you choose plus a studio fee, and that covers paints, tools, glazing and kiln firing. Both vary by studio, so the current prices are listed on each studio page and at booking.
?Where can I do pottery painting in London?
Studio 136 in Kentish Town, White City inside Westfield, and Balham in South London — plus Studio 150 in Milton Keynes. Camden (Studio 221) is a making studio: wheel and hand-building only.
?Can I bring my own drinks?
Yes, on Sip & Paint and late-night sessions. Adult sessions are 18+, and 13–17 year-olds may attend with a guardian. Drinks must be in cans, maximum two per person.
?Do I need experience to try the wheel?
None — wheel classes are designed for complete beginners. A 90-minute guided session with a tutor produces two thrown pieces. Available at Camden, Balham & Milton Keynes.
?How long until I get my pottery back?
Painted pottery is ready in 2–3 weeks — sooner at some studios, and we message you the moment it is. You then have 30 days to collect from the studio where you made it.