
Pottery classes in Berlin for making things you’ll use daily.
New to the wheel? You’re in the right place 💕.
At Talking Hands Ceramics in Neukölln, you get a full three-hour class with an experienced teacher by your side. There’s time to learn the basics, get your hands into the clay and make something that feels like yours.
A mug, a muesli bowl, a ramen bowl, a plate, a vase — your first class can lead to more than a wonky little pot. Beginners make functional, dinnerware-quality pieces, finished with non-toxic glazes selected for tableware.
The details make the difference
Good tools matter. Our professional throwing bats keep your work supported when it’s time to lift it off the wheel, helping you avoid the dreaded cut-off mishap. And when it’s time to choose a finish, you have 28 glaze options: 14 single-tone and 14 dual-tone looks.
That’s a lot of room to make the piece your own, with quality tools, thoughtful materials and an experienced teacher guiding you through a full three hours at the wheel.
Already have some wheel experience? Take a look at our dedicated ramen bowl class for intermediate potters or explore all pottery courses.
The best gift in Berlin - period.
A creative date for two, an unforgettable memory with your friends or just a treat for yourself. Looking for a gift that’s more memorable and unique while totally harmless? A Talking Hands Ceramics gift voucher lets someone choose their own pottery class, get properly stuck into the clay and leave with a piece they made themselves. It’s a lovely idea for a birthday, anniversary, Christmas, valentines day or just because. You'll think of the day every time you pour yourself a coffee in your self-made coffee mug. Or eat your daily muesly from your own, handmade bow. Making your own tableware is introspective in every way, even long after the course is done.
The gift that keeps on giving!
The Pottery Studio

Pottery Courses
Beginner
Intermediate
Find us in Neukölln, Schillerkiez, Berlin.
You’ll find Talking Hands Ceramics right by Tempelhofer Feld, on the corner of Allerstraße / Schillerpromenade!
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450 m from Leinestraße U-Bahn station (U8)
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1 stop to the Ringbahn
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1 km from the A100 motorway












































