E X P L O R E
Singapore's One & Only
Pottery Jungle
Our physical store is open everyday 9am - 5pm
85 Lorong Tawas Singapore 639823
No appointment required
Next delivery: Every Monday and Friday,
between 11am - 4pm
Last order by Sunday 4pm & Thursday, 4pm
Free delivery for purchase above $75
Happiness is something you create yourself
The goodness about pottery making
Explore the beauty of clay & Discover yourself
Workshop venue @ Singapore's oldest surviving dragon Kiln
Address: Thow Kwang Dragon Kiln @ 85 Lorong Tawas Singapore 639823
Please take note that:
There are 2 dragon kilns in Singapore, Tan family only manages the family kiln -
Thow Kwang Dragon Kiln (85 Lorong tawas)
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We are NOT related to Jalan Bahar Clay studio/ Guan Huat Dragon Kiln
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We don't have any other branches or affiliated companies (3 ARTS/ Pottery Center/ Da VinCi ) conducting our workshops on our behalf.
Please feel free to clarify with us if you are in doubt :)
How to book & Terms&conditions of our workshops
ALL workshops are currently on hold from 15 May till 13 June 2021
If you've yet to hear any email from us for refund / reschedule, do check your spam folder or email us at . Thank you!
I love Pottery Workshop (One time off)
Public workshop for all ages
(No minimum number of participants required)
Do register early to avoid disappointment :)
Hand building only
Experience cylinder making on manual turning wheel. Basic hand building techniques will be taught.
A range of 11 colours stains will provided for you to glaze your art work on the day itself!
Hand building & Potter's wheel
Besides cylinder making, you get to have a go on the potter's wheel! Throwing on the turning wheel is another technique of pottery making.
Trial Potter's Wheel Workshop (One time off)
Public workshop for adult (13yo & above)
(No minimum number of participants required)
Private workshop requires a minimum of 5 pax (Please email to arrange)
oh my love~ (on repeat)
If you've watched the movie 'Ghost' , you may able to relate to the scene.
Throwing on the electric turning wheel looks challenging but fun!
From a lump of clay, it takes a few steps (centering, opening, lifting & shaping) to get to the final form.
Our experienced instructors will guide you through, no worries!