On going wheel workshop
weekly workshops / 4 Wednesdays / 18:00 – 20:00
Join us at commonroom for a hands-on introduction to the pottery wheel. This beginner-friendly workshop is perfect for anyone curious about clay — no prior experience needed! Guided step by step, you’ll learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing, from centering the clay to shaping your very own piece. Enjoy a relaxed, welcoming studio atmosphere where you create freely and everyone can explore at their own pace.

Come, get your hands muddy and discover the joy of creating something uniquely yours!
During 4 weeks you will create pieces and you can join us at open studio with a special price to glaze all of them. At the end of the class, you will be able more confident and independent to work on wheel.
Workshop starts at 04.03.2026 Wednesday.
Things to Note
- All materials and tools are provided.
- Please wear comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting a little messy.
- Finished pieces will be fired after the workshop.
- Your pieces will be fired within approximately 2 weeks, depending on how busy the studio is.
- After firing, pieces are stored at the studio for up to 3 months — please plan to pick up your work within this time.
- The workshop is suitable for intermediate ceramicists. (ages 14+).
About Marie
Marie is a ceramic artist and workshop facilitator based in Vienna. With a passion for hand-building techniques, she loves introducing beginners to the joys of clay. Her work often focuses on functional, everyday objects, pieces that bring warmth, creativity, and beauty into daily routines. When she’s not teaching, you will find her traveling the world and hosting trips around the world for travelers. My Philosophy Clay is for everyone. I believe pottery should feel approachable, affordable, and joyful, not intimidating. That’s why I love teaching. I encourage participants to play, to let go of perfection, and to enjoy the tactile, grounding nature of the process. For me, a pottery class is more than just learning a skill, it’s a chance to pause, create something lasting, and reconnect with yourself.
