“Five wheels, no more: Clayground keeps classes small enough for real one-on-one correction — and the door open to the neighbourhood as long as the lights are on.”
Clayground’s strictest limit is also its best argument: five people at the wheels, maximum, which in practice means intensive one-on-one correction — course reports praise exactly that, the patience and the beginner-friendly clarity (»relaxed, yet practical«). The entry points are a three-session wheel course (€185) or a sgraffito tile workshop (€60); honesty requires noting that some course reports consider the price high for the value.
The studio on Danneckerstraße is led by Tiziana, who came to Berlin from Malta, with Clara as the specialist at the wheel. The workshop doubles as a membership hub for ceramicists from more than 14 countries — an international maker environment that keeps the technical level in the room high.
The house attitude is analogue down to the details: make your own plate instead of watching Netflix, and if you pass by, just knock — it’s open as long as the lights are on. A six-week course exists per the dossier (€280–380) but stays out of this listing until the studio confirms its parameters.
Workshops
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Intro Wheel-Throwing Course (3 sessions)
Course · 3 sessions · 7.5 hrs total · €185 · Materials included · For beginners
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Sgraffito Tile Workshop
Taster · 1 session · 3 hrs total · €60 · Materials included · Open to all levels
Inside the studio
