About Glost
Nestled in the heart of Dulwich Hill, Glost Studio is a creative haven where you can discover the joy of clay. Whether you’re picking up clay for the very first time or building on your skills, our pottery classes are designed to be hands-on, inspiring, and fun. With expert guidance, you’ll learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing, explore surface decoration and glazing, and create unique ceramic pieces that are truly your own. All tools, clay, and materials are provided.
About the Studio
Glost Studio is fully equipped with Shimpo Whisper-T wheels, a kiln, and a wide selection of glazes, so every student has access to professional tools and materials. We keep class sizes small, ensuring plenty of individual attention and space to grow. Classes are taught in a manner in which exploration and investigation of ideas and techniques are encouraged, catering toward individual development. Our teachers are all practicing ceramicists with years of professional experience. Each brings a strong background in teaching ceramics, combining technical expertise with a supportive approach that makes learning both accessible and inspiring.
Classes We Offer
Our classes are designed to suit different levels of experience and time commitments:
- One-off Taster Classes – Perfect for beginners or a creative day out. In two hours, you’ll learn the basics of wheel throwing and create a small piece to keep.
- Four Week Beginner’s Course – Build your skills step by step. Over four sessions, you’ll learn centring, pulling up walls, trimming, and glazing, leaving with a collection of finished pieces.
- Eight Week Beginner’s Program – A more in-depth journey into pottery, with time to explore form, decoration, and glaze techniques in greater depth.
- Six Week Beyond Basics Courses – For returning students ready to push their skills further with larger forms, and more complex shapes.
Gift the Experience
Looking for a thoughtful, creative gift? Glost Studio offers vouchers for classes and courses. It’s the perfect way to give someone special a chance to slow down, get messy, and make something by hand.
