Pottery Classes Near Waterloo

If you're searching for a pottery class near Waterloo, the shortest answer is: there's a working ceramics studio a two-minute walk from the station itself.

Doppiocotto, Waterloo SE1

The studio sits a two-minute walk from Waterloo station and two minutes from Lambeth North — connecting to the Jubilee, Bakerloo, Northern and Waterloo & City lines, National Rail, and Eurostar. For anyone based in or travelling through Waterloo, Southwark, Lambeth, or the South Bank, it's about as close as a pottery class gets.

What's On Offer

• Pottery painting — decorating pre-made pieces, from £18 plus a £6 booking fee, no experience needed
• Hand-building — building a piece from raw clay using the same technique behind the whole Doppiocotto collection, £55–£60
• Private sessions — for 2, or private groups of up to 8 for hen parties, birthdays and corporate events

What Makes It Different From a Generic Studio

This isn't a hired event space — it's the actual studio where ceramic artist Bora Cetin, 25 years of experience, hand-builds every piece sold in the Doppiocotto shop. Sessions are taught personally, not by rotating staff, in the same room where the collection is made.

Nearby, If You Want to Make a Day of It

The South Bank and Borough Market are both within easy walking distance for lunch or a walk before or after your session. Southwark and Bermondsey Street are a little further — around 9 minutes from Waterloo — worth it if you have time to spare.

Book a Class

See full pricing, session types and availability on our Pottery Classes in London page.