One-Day Handbuilding Pottery Workshop - July 19th, 2026

Slow down, get your hands in clay, and create something truly your own.

Join us for a relaxing three-hour pottery experience where you'll learn the basics of handbuilding in a warm, welcoming environment. Whether you're coming on your own, with a friend, or as a date, this workshop is all about creativity, connection, and enjoying the process.

No previous experience is needed. I'll guide you through each step as you create one handmade mug and one bowl, designed in your own unique style. Once your pieces are finished, they'll be professionally glazed and kiln-fired in Looma's signature speckled finish, ready for pickup in a few weeks.

What's Included

• 3-hour guided pottery workshop
• All clay, tools, and materials
• Create 1 mug + 1 bowl
• Glazing and kiln firing
• Special refreshments
• A cozy, small-group experience

Workshop Details

Date: Sunday, July 19, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: West Vancouver (exact address shared after registration)
Price: $95 per person

Come as you are, leave with handmade pieces you'll actually use—and memories you'll keep long after the clay has dried. We keep workshops beginner-friendly, with all materials and firing included so you can simply enjoy the creative experience

Perfect For

Our pottery events are perfect for:

• Corporate team-building events
• Birthday parties
• Bridal showers & bachelorette parties
• Friends’ night out
• Creative group experiences
• Company celebrations and retreats 

A pottery workshop is a fun and interactive way for groups to connect, relax, and create something meaningful together.

Please note:

• No Refunds: We do not offer refunds. Cancellations made 48 hours or more before the workshop will receive a credit for a future workshop.
• Arrival: Please arrive 5–10 minutes early. 
• Piece Pickup: Your finished pieces will be ready for pickup in approximately 4–5 weeks after the workshop. You'll be notified once they are ready. Please pick up your pieces within 1 month, as we cannot store them longer.
• Ceramics Disclaimer: While every effort is made to safely glaze and fire your work, pottery can occasionally crack or break during the ceramic process. This is a natural part of working with clay.