Top 5 Pottery studios in Johannesburg  

You don't have to be an expert when it comes to pottery , part of the creative process is the deeply creative and personal aspect of being able to tap into what we have in our "unconscious creative-selves".  Pottery helps you forget the outside world for a while, as you concentrate on the clay and let  intuitive responses manage your artistic expression.

#1. Pottery Junxion

Whether you are an artist, hobbyist, or simply wish to give someone special that very personal gift, you will find it all at Pottery Junxion. Ceramics, Mosaic, Mosaic Inserts,  Paints and Tools to inspire one and all.

Pottery Junxion can confidently claim that we offer the widest range of decorative and functional ceramics in South Africa. View our catalogue online or please ask us for a pricelist. At our shop in Edenvale you will find all the products to decorate your ceramic piece and if you need directions on how to do it - please have a look at our Workshop schedule.

http://www.potteryjunxion.co.za/

#2. Bev Wild Ceramics

Are you a budding or experienced potter looking for a relaxing, therapeutic atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of city life? Want to take pottery lessons with others, or start an exciting new pottery project in a fully stocked studio?

Look no further! Bev Wild Ceramics Studio offers you both morning and evening pottery classes, lessons in Boskruin, Randburg, Bryanston, Randpark Ridge and Honeydew suburbs in Johannesburg.

http://www.bevwildceramics.co.za/

#3. Liebermann Pottery

Pottery detective, Adriaan Turgel, Sammy’s nephew, scours the Far East for fabulous super-sized rustic, antique, and contemporary urns, planters, fish ponds, rare porcelain and traditional ceramics.

For the Bonsai enthusiast, the Liebermann Gallery has the largest selection of planters on the continent. Intrepid bargain hunters will find seconds at half-price in the courtyard. An exciting array of Southern African potters and ceramic artists, both rural and urban, including Lisa Liebermann, are showcased at Liebermann Gallery. The Gallery is located in the historic Gas Works, close to the trendy Melville shopping area. Our Cape Town gallery also has a great bonsai range. It's situated on an old Cape farm, on Kommetjie Main Road, near Kommetjie on the Cape Peninsula.

http://www.liebermannpottery.net/

#4. Kim Sacks School of Ceramics

Having worked with clay for more than 40 years, I feel very strongly that there are many components that contribute to a  highly personal, and passionate, working relationship with clay. It is obviously learning the "Craft of Clay" – the techniques which enable us to reach our goals in terms of what we want to create.

There is also another  part of the creative process – the deeply creative and personal aspect of being able to tap into what we have in our "unconscious creative-selves" that I deem to be very significant. To be able to tap into those innate gifts of creativity that we each have, to find a positive, and satisfying path with clay in this sense, has huge and equal importance for me. I hold part time classes, in the mornings and occasionally I also run– week-end workshops and special “Clay-Journeys”. I teach adults and children. I also cater for people with disabilities.

http://www.kimsacks.com/index.php?id=48

#5. Brooks art and pottery studio

Situated in Dunvegan, a quiet suburb of Edenvale, our Ceramic Studio has been offering classes for 30 years.

We offer both morning and evening classes, seven times a week, catering for adults and children from the age of 10, teaching both hand and wheelwork, earthenware and stoneware.

We find running informal classes leads to satisfaction amongst the students - some are daring and different, but, each student has a contribution to make in inspiring and stimulating the people around them. 

http://roybrooks-artist.com/lessons/potteryclasses.html