Coming 2026 • Fort Collins, CO

A real pottery studio for Fort Collins.

Wheel throwing, hand building, glazing, and open studio time. A dedicated ceramics space built for beginners and experienced potters alike.

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Clay, community, and Colorado.

Fort Collins has always been a place where people make things. We're adding a proper pottery studio — a space where you can learn to throw on the wheel, build by hand, and develop your craft.

Whether you're picking up clay for the first time or you've been potting for years, this is your space. Small classes, quality equipment, and a community of makers.

People molding clay
20
Potter's Wheels
2
Gas Kilns
30+
Glaze Colors
10
Students Per Class
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Classes & Studio Time

Structured classes for all levels, plus open studio memberships.

Wheel Throwing

Learn to center, pull, and shape clay. Six-week sessions with small groups.

Hand Building

Slab, coil, and pinch pots. Great for beginners.

Glazing & Firing

30+ glaze colors. High-fire stoneware, food-safe.

Open Studio

Monthly memberships with flexible access.

Date Night

A relaxed way to try the wheel together.

Kids & Family

Weekend workshops for children and families.

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What Makes Us Different

Small Classes, Real Instruction

We cap every class at ten students. That means you actually get hands-on guidance from working potters who teach because they love sharing the craft.

Built for Fort Collins

This isn't a franchise. We're building a dedicated ceramics studio that serves this community — where serious potters and curious beginners both feel welcome.

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What to Expect

Colorado Clay

Our glaze palette draws from the Front Range — slate grays, aspen golds, forest greens. All food-safe, all cone 6.

Quality Equipment

Brent wheels, Skutt kilns, a well-stocked glaze lab, and proper ventilation.

Community Space

A studio where potters support each other, share techniques, and enjoy the process together.

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Learn Before You Start

Opening soon in Fort Collins.

Sign up to be notified when classes and memberships are available.

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