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A Look Into Our Matcha Bowl & Cup Throwing Workshop in Park Royal

Have you ever sipped matcha from a handmade bowl and wondered what it would be like to craft one yourself? For many tea lovers and pottery beginners, the idea of creating a functional, beautiful vessel feels both appealing and intimidating. But what if you could do it in just under two hours—with expert guidance, in a relaxed, creative setting?


At Blanc Ceramic’s studio in Park Royal, our Limited-Edition Matcha Bowl & Cup Throwing Workshop offers just that. This workshop is designed for beginners and matcha enthusiasts alike, combining pottery wheel basics with mindful, purposeful making.


Let’s explore what this unique session involves and what makes it a standout experience in West London.


A Creative Experience for Makers, Matcha Lovers & First-Time Potters


London’s fast pace often leaves little room for quiet creativity. That’s where Park Royal offers something rare—a growing hub for local makers, with accessible spaces for hands-on art. Our workshop taps into this demand by offering something both practical and personal: the opportunity to craft a matcha set that reflects your individual style.


This class resonates with:


  • Mindful makers looking to slow down and work with their hands

  • Ceramics beginners seeking a first-time wheel-throwing experience

  • Matcha drinkers interested in creating their own ceremonial set

  • Gift seekers hoping for a meaningful, experiential present


You don’t need previous experience, only curiosity and a willingness to get your hands a little messy.

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What Happens in the Matcha Bowl & Cup Throwing Workshop?


Priced at £75 for 1 hour and 45 minutes, this Park Royal-based workshop is immersive yet beginner-friendly. Here's what you can expect from start to finish.


Wheel Introduction & Setup


After a warm welcome at our studio (just five minutes from North Acton Station), you’ll meet your instructor and settle into a pottery wheel station. We keep the group size small to ensure everyone gets personal guidance.


Throwing Your Matcha Set


You’ll be shown the basics of wheel throwing:


  • Centring clay on the wheel

  • Pulling walls to form height and shape

  • Creating two forms—one cup and one bowl, both designed for matcha


This is your chance to experiment with symmetry, curve, and texture. Mistakes are welcome—it’s all part of the learning.


Final Touches & Professional Finishing


Once you’re happy with your shapes, we take care of the rest. Your creations are:


  • Trimmed and dried in our studio

  • Glazed professionally with food-safe finishes

  • Kiln-fired for durability and beauty


You’ll be contacted when your set is ready for collection—perfect for your next slow morning ritual.



High angle view of a ceramic studio filled with pottery and tools

FAQs About Our Matcha Pottery Workshop in Park Royal


Is this class suitable for complete beginners?

Yes! It’s designed with beginners in mind. No prior experience needed.


Will I be using a pottery wheel?

Absolutely. This is a wheel-throwing session, and you’ll learn how to create forms from start to finish.


Can I choose the glaze for my pieces?

Yes, we offer a small selection of glazes for you to pick from during the session.


Is the matcha set functional?

Yes. Once fired and glazed, your cup and bowl will be ready for use.



Why Blanc Ceramic Is the Go-To Pottery Studio in West London


Blanc Ceramic has built a reputation for its small-group pottery workshops, expert instruction, and welcoming space. Here’s why locals love our studio:


  • Skilled Instructors: Over 8 years of experience guiding beginners

  • Studio Location: Unit U01, Acton Business Centre (Reception), 10 School Road, Park Royal, NW10 6TD

  • Easy Access: A short walk from North Acton and Acton Main Line stations

  • Convenient Parking: 1-hour free at Acton Business Centre or 3 hours free at Asda nearby (PayByPhone also available)

  • 5-Star Rated: Trusted by creative learners across Ealing, Acton, and Harlesden


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Make Your Own Matcha Set


If you’ve ever wanted to make your own matcha bowl and cup—and take it home to use—this workshop is your perfect opportunity. In just under two hours, you’ll learn how to shape clay on the wheel, express your creativity, and walk away with something truly personal.


Whether it’s a gift, a moment of mindfulness, or your first step into ceramics, this limited-edition workshop offers something special.



 
 
 

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