Wheel Throwing Class
NPR 1,800 per personTwo-hour beginner session on the wheel — throw two pieces, we fire and glaze them for collection.
Working pottery studio in Bhaktapur's potters' square
A working pottery studio off Bhaktapur's Talako square, throwing traditional black pottery and contemporary tableware on the wheel, with drop-in classes and firing services for independent potters.
Two-hour beginner session on the wheel — throw two pieces, we fire and glaze them for collection.
Bhaktapur's smoke-fired blackware in traditional forms, made to order or bought from the shelf.
Bisque and glaze firing for independent potters, charged by shelf space.
Commissioned dinner sets and restaurant tableware, thrown to your specification.
Absolutely — most people who come have never touched a wheel. Two hours is enough to throw a bowl and a small cup.
Firing and glazing takes about two weeks. We can hold pieces for a month, or ship them within Nepal for a small charge.
From about age eight for the wheel. Younger children can do hand-building sessions instead.
Priya Sharma
August 21, 2026
Lovely small studio. The two-week wait for firing caught us out as we were leaving Nepal.
Marcus Webb
August 21, 2026
Spent an afternoon on the wheel and left with two pots I am genuinely proud of.
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