Pottery courses moulded around your routine

Discover flexible pottery courses at Sunken Studio, tailored to fit your schedule. From beginner classes to advanced workshops, our daytime offerings in Leeds cater to all levels. Whether you're seeking a creative outlet, team-building activities, or a sense of community, our studio provides a welcoming space for everyone. Explore new skills, connect with likeminded creatives, and join our membership for access to exclusive resources. Embrace the joy of pottery and craft your journey with us.

WORKSHOPS AND COURSESSunken StudioDecember 3, 2023daytime

In Pictures: Student Work Summer 2023

See what our students have been up to over the past 12 weeks.

WORKSHOPS AND COURSESChris CrawfordJuly 25, 2023Sunken Studiostudent work

Autumn programme 2021

At last, glaze courses, creative courses, more of our favourite courses, and new member’s perk’s. Take a look Sunken Studio’s Autumn programme and book.

Back to our Roots

For a limited time only, we’re going back to our roots. We’re running private throwing sessions from 19 April until 17 May 2021

Rise and Shine

New week long-ish pottery making intensives coming soon…

Reacquaint, Restart, Reset

An outline of our plans for reopening in Spring 2021.

WORKSHOPS AND COURSESSunken StudioMarch 2, 2021roadmap, opening times, spring 2021

Making pots at home: Amy

Boom! Your clay journey starts here, or there, or wherever you like. Our e-tasters have started.

WORKSHOPS AND COURSESSunken StudioNovember 24, 2020e-courses, e-taster, slab building, handbuiling, pottery making kits

What's in the box?

We now sell pottery making e-courses. Supported courses come with a kit, unsupported just the course.

Our New Course Structure and a Little Extra

It’s time for a change. Our course structure needed a bit of revamp and we went back to the drawing board - AKA the kitchen table.

WORKSHOPS AND COURSESSunken StudioJuly 20, 2020e-courses, pottery making courses

Bums, Lips and Tums

Examples of work from our 6 week introduction to ceramics. Inspired by a recent visit to Magdalene Odundo: The Journey of Things at The Hepworth Wakefield.