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Pottery Wheel Class
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Pottery Wheel Class

Culture · tickets from The Potters' Guilt

Duration

1.5 hours

The take

A 1.5-hour taster on the potter's wheel, where you try centring the clay, coning it up and down and pulling a piece of your own. Pots are fired after the class, so plan to come back and collect yours.

Good to know

The Pottery on the Wheel Experience is S$58 for 1.5 hours

Saturdays at New Bahru and Sundays at Pearl's Hill Terrace

Firing and glazing is S$10 a piece extra, with pieces ready 8 to 9 weeks later

Finding it: The Potters' Guilt: New Bahru, 46 Kim Yam Road, #04-19 on Saturdays; 195 Pearl's Hill Terrace, #01-03 on Sundays

Before you go

What is the minimum age for the Potters' Guilt wheel class?

Participants in the 1.5-hour Pottery on the Wheel Experience must be 13 or older. You try centring on the wheel, coning up and down, then pulling a piece. The session fee does not cover firing. Sessions are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled, so book a date you can keep.

Sources: The Potters' GuiltChecked November 2026

When can I collect a piece fired after a Potters' Guilt class?

Fired and glazed pieces are ready 8 to 9 weeks after the session, and firing costs S$10 a piece. That is a long wait for a short stay, so if you fly out sooner, we would treat the class itself as the souvenir and skip the firing.

Sources: The Potters' GuiltChecked November 2026

How do I get to the Potters' Guilt studios?

The Pearl's Hill Terrace studio is a 5-minute walk from Exit C at Chinatown MRT. For New Bahru, get off at Fort Canning MRT and walk about 7 minutes or take the shuttle. Parking is S$0.60 per 30 minutes at Pearl's Hill Terrace, and S$2 for the first hour then S$1 per 30 minutes at New Bahru.

Sources: The Potters' GuiltChecked November 2026

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