Two men are working together at a pottery wheel, shaping clay with smiles and focus. They are wearing gloves and surrounded by pottery tools and equipment.

Pottery Wheel Classes

Pottery is our passion—let us share it with you!

If you’ve always wanted to give the wheel a spin, you’ve come to the right place. We are a family run pottery studio providing fun clay activities in Peoria, AZ. Our classes are held at our private studio as well as at The Monastery in Old Town Peoria. We hope to meet you soon. Check out our list of upcoming classes below!

Got questions? Email thekingandtheflower@gmail.com

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FAQs

  • Our studio is located at 8058 W Lincoln St. Peoria AZ 85345.

    Our corner lot is surrounded by trees and hard to miss. The pottery studio is the metal building accessible via 81st ave. You are welcome to park inside the gate in the gravel lot or on the street just outside the building.

    Feel free to call with any questions: 708-543-8194.

  • We offer pottery classes on Fridays and Saturdays and by appointment.

    Periodically we also have 6 week courses available for beginners who want to learn to master the fundamentals of throwing.

  • Each class is approximately 90 minutes.

  • You can sign up by booking a class below or calling 708-543-8194.

  • The goal of the class is to experience the pottery wheel. You will have the opportunity to shape 2 balls of clay. We will guide you through the steps of throwing on the wheel. Some people end up with 2 pots, some with 1, sometimes with none. We encourage you to stay open to the final results.

    At the end of the class you will select the color of your piece and we will glaze for you. The drying and firing process will take 2 weeks, after which you will return to pick up the pottery.

  • Pottery made during a class is ready for pick up 3 weeks after the class. To schedule a pick up click HERE.

A woman is shaping clay on a pottery wheel, focused and smiling, with a man in the background also working with clay on a pottery wheel in a ceramics studio.