What ages are the kids' pottery classes for?

Ceramic painting is for ages 6-12, hand building for ages 6-15 and wheel throwing for ages 11-15. Private event classes take children from age 7.

How much do kids' classes cost?

Kids' ceramic painting is AED 150; kids' hand building and kids' wheel throwing are AED 190 each. Private event classes are AED 260 per person.

How long is a kids' session and when does it run?

Kids' session length and times aren't published on the website - ask the provider. The studio is open Monday to Saturday, 10AM-10PM, and closed on Sundays.

Can we do a pottery birthday party?

Yes - private event classes run for 2-3 hours for groups of at least four (maximum 20), from age 7, in hand building or wheel throwing at AED 260 per person. Book at least one week ahead.

Can we reschedule a class?

Kids' classes can be rescheduled once, 1-2 days before the class date.

Al Kass Ceramics — pottery classes for kids in Al Quoz

ArtPottery

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Al Quoz

Ages6+years and up
PriceAED 150a session, lowest price
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WhereAl QuozOpen in Maps

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Al Kass Ceramics is a community pottery studio at 133 Al Rasaas Rd in Al Quoz Industrial Area 2, open since August 2020 and welcoming adults and children. For kids there are three bookable formats, each with its own age band: ceramic painting for 6-12 year olds at AED 150, hand building for 6-15 year olds at AED 190, and wheel throwing on the potter's wheel for 11-15 year olds at AED 190. Hand building covers pinching, coiling and slab work, and the studio says all tools and materials are included. Wheel throwing classes teach children to shape bowls, cups and other forms from scratch with instructor guidance. For birthdays and groups, private event classes run for 2-3 hours for at least four people, from age 7, at AED 260 per person. The studio also sells clay and glazes in-studio and online, so keen young potters can carry on at home.

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The activity

Pottery, explained

Pottery lets kids work with real clay, and there are three common ways in. Ceramic painting is the gentlest: children decorate ready-made pieces with colour and glaze. Hand building uses pinching, coiling and slab techniques to shape figures, bowls and decorative pieces at a table. Wheel throwing is the most technical, centring clay on a spinning potter's wheel and pulling it up into cups and bowls. Along the way kids build hand-eye coordination, patience and focus, and they take home something they made themselves. Pieces usually need drying and firing, so finished work is often collected a few weeks later. Painting and hand building suit younger children; the wheel tends to come later.

Who it's for

Children by programme, as the studio lists them: ceramic painting 6-12 years (booked as 6-8 or 9-12), hand building 6-15 years, wheel throwing 11-15 years. Private event classes take participants from age 7. Adult classes run separately.

What to expect

Book a specific kids' class online and pick the format that fits your child's age. Hand building uses pinching, coiling and slab techniques, with all tools and materials included; wheel throwing has children shaping bowls and cups on the wheel with an instructor; ceramic painting means decorating pottery with colour. The studio's FAQ says most sessions are designed for beginners, with instructors guiding step by step. Kids' session length, start times and whether a trial is offered aren't published - ask the provider. If you need to move a class, reschedule 1-2 days ahead; only one reschedule is allowed.

Highlights

Three kids' formats with their own age bands: painting 6-12, hand building 6-15, wheel throwing 11-15 (alkass-ceramics.com)
Kids' ceramic painting AED 150; kids' hand building and wheel throwing AED 190 (alkass-ceramics.com)
Kids' hand building includes all tools and materials (alkass-ceramics.com)
Private event classes for birthdays and groups: 2-3 hours, minimum 4 people, age 7+, AED 260 per person (alkass-ceramics.com)
Community studio in Al Quoz Industrial Area 2, running since August 2020 (alkass-ceramics.com)
Sells clay and glazes in-studio and online for pottery at home (alkass-ceramics.com)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Al Kass Ceramics holds 4.8 out of 5 on Google from 26 reviews, with 25 five-star ratings and one one-star rating.

The facts

Ages: Ceramic painting: 6-12
Hand building: 6-15
Wheel throwing: 11-15
Private events: 7+
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Prices: Kids' ceramic painting: AED 150
Kids' hand building: AED 190
Kids' wheel throwing: AED 190
Private event classes: AED 260 per person
(alkass-ceramics.com)
Schedule: Kids' class times not published - ask the provider
Trial: Not published - ask the provider
Where: 133 Al Rasaas Rd, Al Quoz Industrial Area 2, Dubai
How to book: alkass-ceramics.com/collections/our-classes · +971 54 356 7256 · WhatsApp https://wa.me/971543567256 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Sat10am–10pm
SunClosed

Questions parents ask

Good to know

Studio hours are Monday to Saturday 10AM-10PM; closed on Sundays (alkass-ceramics.com)
Kids' classes can be rescheduled once, 1-2 days before the class date (alkass-ceramics.com)
Private event classes need booking at least one week in advance; maximum 20 participants (alkass-ceramics.com)
Phone and WhatsApp +971 54 356 7256; alternative phone +971 50 561 1093 (alkass-ceramics.com)