You might have the chance to meet Master Taku himself in the 11 o'clock class. Enjoy the art of recreating broken pottery into your one and only masterpiece. Take home with you the story you made in Japan. Kintsugi is a delicate t... More

Hi everyone♪ Welcome to Kyoto Do you know ONIGAWARA?it is on the rooftop of Japanese temples and old house's It's a talisman with a scary face. It has a history of about 1378 to 1400 years. Although it looks difficult, we have ... More

This activity is unique because it blends hands on artistry with deep cultural meaning. You won’t just repair pottery you’ll learn the Kintsugi philosophy of finding beauty in imperfections, using real urushi lacquer and gold ... More

Experience the traditional Japanese art of Kintsugi in a quiet workshop near Gion and Kawaramachi in Kyoto. In this hands-on experience, you will repair cracked or chipped ceramic pieces using lacquer and gold powder, transformin... More

Kintsugi is a simple restoration technique that uses gold or other metal powder to repair broken, chipped, or cracked pieces. Kintsugi has been handed down in Japan from ancient times, and the culture of taking good care of things... More

Try Japanese deep culture with pottery classes at Tokyo in English.Uzumako Ceramic art school is located just around 6 minutes from Mita station (Mita line) in Minato-ku, Tokyo. Very close to Tokyo Tower.... More

It is a once in a lifetime experience for most people to make pottery on the beach overlooking the Ocean. As proud as we are about the location, it is our kind and caring staff who standout. We also have an indoor pottery space ca... More

Dive into the heart of Uzbek culture through a one-of-a-kind experience that blends local wine tasting, ceramic artistry, and traditional storytelling. Begin your journey by sampling a curated selection of Uzbek wines as you learn... More

Why should you take a pottery class? 1. Lessons will be taught 100% on an electric pottery wheel, so that it is easier, faster, and less tiring to learn. (Each person will be assigned their own wheel) 2. Located in the heart of ... More

-Guests first hand join make some ceramic items with instruction from our craftmen with wonderful experience.You can bring your making ceramic items as your souvenirs your trip in Vietnam.Take a walk to visit the biggest cottery p... More

Wearing a traditional Japanese outfit called a jinbei, you can enjoy a pottery experience that feels like immersing yourself in Japanese culture. This is a special opportunity to receive careful instruction from an experienced, aw... More

We offer a pottery workshop in Osaka with an English, Spanish and Catalan speaking potter (the explanation can also be done in Japanese). While we talk about Japanese gastronomy and culture, the visitors can experience the traditi... More

Have real experience in the pottery-making activity on visitting Thanh Ha Pottery Village. Enjoy peace and tranquility while seeing the beauty of traditional crafts... More

Block-printing and Handicraft workshop: INTERACT with the assistance of your guide as a translator ,meet the women who produce Sadhna beautiful products and learn how each piece is designed ,cut and meticulously checked UNDERSTAN... More

Learn the ins and outs of Cambodian pottery during a ceramics workshop in Siem Reap. Led by an expert local artist, your 1 h 45 class covers the history of this ancient art form. You’ll practice methods of shaping clay on a pott... More

Kintsugi, meaning “joined by gold,” began in the 15th century when Japanese artisans developed a method of repairing broken ceramics with lacquer and powdered gold, honoring flaws rather than hiding them. Rooted in wabi-sabi, ... More

Experience pottery-making activity in Thanh Ha Pottery Village where you will not only see the beauty of traditional crafts but also enjoy peace & tranquility. Pottery making here is a family affair, passed down through the genera... More

Discover the Beauty of Imperfection – Kintsugi Experience in Okinawa Step into the tranquil world of Kintsugi, the ancient art of golden joinery, and create a one-of-a-kind accessory that tells a story of resilience and beauty. ... More

The only Kutani ceramic kiln in Kanazawa, opened in 1870 (Meiji 3). We make ceranics by manual from clay blending, shaping on the wheel to final coloring. We sell Kutani ware pottery made by our kiln, and also offer studio tours, ... More

Take a break from all the attractions and the hustle and bustle of the city and take this 1.5-hour wheel pottery workshop for a relaxing way to spend your afternoon. Pottery-making gets one so involved that it is akin to meditati... More