Interior view of a creative workspace with four wooden tables, two black stools, a black leather pouf, and various painting supplies. The wall features colorful, geometric, abstract artwork with green, purple, and peach shapes outlined in black. A large window on the right lets in natural light, and there is a potted Monstera plant beside the window. The floor is covered with a black and white patterned rug, and there are painting cups, brushes, and towels on the tables.

Messy Hands, Clear Mind

Step into the studio and slow things down.

These workshops are designed as a space to disconnect, immerse yourself in clay, and experience the grounding, tactile nature of ceramics. Whether you’re trying something new or returning to creativity, each session invites you to create freely in a relaxed and supportive environment.

No experience needed — just a willingness to get a little messy.

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Workshops.

Messy Hands,

Clear Mind.

Workshops. Messy Hands, Clear Mind.

Hand Building Workshop

$85.00

2 hours — $85

A relaxed introduction to working with clay by hand.

This one-off pinch pot workshop is perfect for beginners or anyone looking to explore a more intuitive, sculptural approach to ceramics. You’ll learn the fundamentals of hand building while creating and decorating your own unique mug or bowl.

A great option for individuals, friends, or team experiences.

One-Off Wheel Throwing Workshop

$110.00

2.5 hours — $110

Curious about wheel throwing?

This intimate beginner-friendly workshop introduces the essentials of wheel throwing, including centring and shaping simple forms. Guided step-by-step, you’ll create and personalise up to two pieces to be fired and kept.

Perfect for first-timers wanting a hands-on experience.

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Before You Arrive

Everything you need will be provided.

Please wear comfortable enclosed shoes, bring an old towel, and be prepared to get your hands dirty.

Tip: We recommend trimming your nails beforehand for the best experience on the day.

Fired pieces will be ready for collection approximately 4–6 weeks after your session. You’ll receive an email once they’re ready.

Workshops are held at The Rundle Collective.