Baby Wheel Workshop - Basic Pottery

Looking for a fun and meaningful activity to do in Siargao? 

Our Baby Wheel Pottery Workshop is designed for beginners who want to slow down, try something new, and create lasting memories with their hands.

Using small tabletop pottery wheels, you’ll learn the basics of wheel throwing while shaping your own decorative clay pieces — from tiny bowls and cups to playful abstract forms. Guided by our local artisans, this experience is less about perfection and more about enjoying the process, getting a little messy, and reconnecting with creativity.

We use a special type of clay that allows you to bring your creations home right after the workshop — no firing or long waiting time needed. Pieces made during the session are decorative only and are not intended for food use.

Workshop fee is inclusive of:

• Clay
• Paint
• Use of pottery tools and aprons

Venue Partner: 

📍Wild Restaurant, Catangnan: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday

Reminders:

1. Payments: Strictly no refunds will be issued for any reason, including cancellations, no-shows, or unforeseen circumstances, regardless of cause, as materials and preparation are secured in advance. 
2. Once you've paid, kindly send a screenshot of the receipt to our email hello@siargapottery.com or to our Instagram account.
3. Students will be able to take home their creations right after the workshop. Siargao Pottery will not be held liable for pieces left at the studio. 
4. The pieces are decorative and are therefore not food-safe. 
5. If you want to make food-safe pieces and are willing to wait for months for them to be processed and fired, register for our Make Your Own Mugs workshops.
6. Booking and paying for your classes confirms your acceptance of all terms and conditions.

Payments: Strictly no refunds will be issued for any reason, including cancellations, no-shows, or unforeseen circumstances, regardless of cause, as materials and preparation are secured in advance. 

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