easy
2 hours
No physical fitness required, just comfortable clothing.
Discover the joy of hands-on pottery in a relaxed studio setting. Create your own ceramic piece, enjoy great company, and take home a personalized masterpiece.
NDIS Only! • 2 Hours!
Unleash your creativity in a two-hour workshop where you can either hand-build with clay or glaze a ready-made piece. Enjoy complimentary beverages in a relaxed atmosphere with soothing music. Your unique creation will be fired and ready for pickup in two weeks, perfect for personal use or gifting.
2 Hours
CLASS INCLUDES • Complimentary tea, coffee, hot chocolate • A relaxed environment with background music for you to get in the zone
You choose if you want to: Make with Clay • Materials needed to hand build (white earthenware and hand tools)
or Glaze a Ready-Made Piece • Underglazes for you to paint colour to your piece • Firing of your piece • Item will be ready for pickup in approx. 2 weeks to take home and use or gift to a loved one!
All new clients need to complete our NDIS onboarding form before they schedule their first workshop. We will need to confirm we can invoice under your approved billing codes within your plan. $65 for 1 standard piece, maximum 12cm tall, we will invoice additional amounts for pieces larger than this or for more than 1 piece. Tuesdays and Wednesdays we can usually make room for a support person, please add an extra ticket for to ensure there will be space. Unfortunately we don't have the space for support people on Saturdays.
Secure your spot early as sessions fill quickly, especially on weekends.
Get settled before the class starts to maximize your creative time.
Enjoy experimenting with different glazing techniques or hand-building methods.
Keep your clothes clean while working with wet clay and glazes.
Black Duck Studio has been part of Melbourne’s thriving arts scene since its establishment in 2010, focusing on community engagement and sustainable practices.
The studio emphasizes eco-friendly firing processes and uses locally sourced materials to reduce environmental impact.
Protect your clothes during the creative process.
Wear something you don’t mind getting a little dirty.
Safety first—wear shoes that cover your toes while working with ceramics.
Jot down ideas or techniques for future projects.