Find the Experience That Fits Your Group.
All materials, glazing and firing included. You just come back to pick up your piece — about two weeks later.
Workshops -1 Time Session
Spend a few good hours in our historic Washington Crossing space. Cozy, light-filled and stocked with everything you need — you just show up and make. All materials, glazing and firing included.
Pottery Classes-4 Sessions, 1 a Week
Join us for a four-week social clay gathering designed for both beginners and intermediate makers. This relaxed and welcoming series is a great opportunity to learn new handbuilding techniques, explore your creativity, and meet new friends in a supportive studio environment.
Corporate Team Building & Private Events
We’ll come up with the most creative workshop to help your employees energize and produce better work — including exclusive packages for elite resorts and boutique hotels. Focus on the experience, not just the pottery.
Mobile Workshops
We challenged the notion that pottery can’t be mobile. We bring the clay, tools and instruction to your park, office, school or backyard — and take the mess home with us. Perfect for parks & rec, parties and pop-ups.
Memberships
For makers who already know their way around clay — the studio becomes yours. Private key-code access up to 10 hours a week, three kinds of wheels, the slab roller and extruders, every InDiStudio glaze on the shelf, and a spot of your own to leave work drying. Each month includes a 25 lb bag of low-fire clay in white or terra-cotta and a full kiln shelf of firing, plus 20% off our workshops and classes. Memberships are limited and subject to approval.
A Few Good Hours, Well Spent.
I am not creative, and I’m amazed how it turned out. I’m not embarrassed to display it in my home.
No wheel, no pressure — just a few good hours with my hands in the clay. I left lighter than I came.
We booked Indi for a team day and people are still talking about it. Everyone made something they were proud of.
The botanical casting workshop was pure magic. Pressed flowers from my own garden, now framed on my wall.