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5 Best Pottery Shops in Edmonton

Below is a list of the top and leading Pottery Shops in Edmonton. To help you find the best Pottery Shops located near you in Edmonton, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.

Edmonton’s Best Pottery Shops:

The top rated Pottery Shops in Edmonton are:

  • Plainsman Pottery Supply – built on the site of the former Alberta Clay Products Co. Ltd
  • Crankpots Ceramic Studio – offers a warm environment for friends, family, or dates to meet and socialize while painting ceramic bisque
  • Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild – offers a safe, fun learning environment in which to share ideas and teach the art of clay
  • Viva Clayworks –  a group of talented ‘cerama-siblings’ who have come together to create a phenomenal teaching studio
  • Clay & Cupcakes – a no reservation required paint-your-own-pottery store, where you can paint, create, and treat yourself to a cupcake

Plainsman Pottery Supply

Plainsman Pottery Supply
Plainsman Pottery Supply is constructed on the former Alberta Clay Products Co. Ltd. site. On the lower section of this 100-year-old photograph, the Plainsman facility is superimposed. ACP was the second-largest brick producer in North America. The facility and high-temperature kilns were all built with bricks and firebricks produced in a nearby temporary kiln (using clay mined nearby). Outside bricks were not purchased. The company made a variety of bricks, but it was most known for its vitrified salt-glazed pipe, which was utilized in sewage and water lines throughout the west.

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LOCATION:

Address: 9517 41 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T6E 5X7
Phone: (780) 440 4791
Website: plainsmanpotterysupply.com

REVIEWS:

“I have purchased a kiln, wheel and all of my supplies here. Fantastic service, they even help coach me over the phone if I have questions about anything related to pottery. Larry in particular has been a great help. Highly recommend.” – Nicole Pakan

Crankpots Ceramic Studio

Crankpots Ceramic Studio
Crankpots Ceramic Studio provides more than just ceramics. In a comfortable atmosphere, friends, family, and dates may meet and converse while painting ceramic bisque. Simply pick your piece and colors, then start painting. With unlimited studio time and paints, you can completely relax and enjoy your painting experience. Their glazes are non-toxic and lead-free, making them safe for kids and babies to use. Money banks, trinket boxes, garden components, seasonal items, and collectibles, as well as plates, bowls, and mugs are all available.

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LOCATION:

Address: 10702 82 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T6E 6P4
Phone: (780) 414 1005
Website: crankpots.ca

REVIEWS:

“One of my favorite places to go with my mom to hang out and catch up. You can create fun projects, presents and memories. I’ve had birthdays there as a kid and still enjoy it as an adult. They have an array of items to paint ranging from beginner to more complicated pieces, functional or decorative.” – Cassie Boogers

Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild

Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild
Fort Saskatchewan Pottery Guild was founded in 1965 by a small group of pottery enthusiasts. With the help of a grant, they purchased some equipment and relocated to the basement of the old town hall. The number of members quickly grew, and there was soon a waiting list. Volunteers were crucial in the guild’s growth and success. Back then, “Joe-Jobs” were a week-long commitment. Before being stretched out on plastic bats, powdered clay was mixed with water in old-fashioned wringer washers. After the clay had achieved the required consistency, it was wedged and bagged.

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LOCATION:

Address: 8700 84 St, Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L 4P5
Phone: (780) 992 1886
Website: fspg.ca

REVIEWS:

“I have been taking classes at FSPG since the fall of 2017, and find it an excellent learning environment. We have a great instructor, Jo-Anna who really knows her craft.” – Maryann Uhl

Viva Clayworks

Viva Clayworks
Viva Clayworks is a group of outstanding ‘cerama-siblings’ who have teamed up to build a fantastic teaching workshop. Clay is our passion, and it gives us great pleasure to share it with you. In their Edmonton studio, they have 12 wheels and plenty of room to work. If you want to get your hands dirty with clay and learn how to make pottery, our workshop is the place to be. Their Edmonton studio began in 1995 as a tiny division of Clayworks Studio, a bigger company. Their Whyte Avenue studio is a sanctuary for clay artists interested in hand shaping, wheel works, and ceramic painting. They also offer a retail store where you can buy one-of-a-kind works of art created by current and previous students.

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LOCATION:

Address: 10125 81 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T6E 1W9
Phone: (780) 413 0118
Website: vivaclayworks.com

REVIEWS:

“Amazing place to learn pottery! We went to a single class where you throw the clay then they glaze and fire it for you. They show you how it’s done first, then give you hands on training and then let you just go for it! Would highly, highly recommend going here for a date night! Our teacher Ayla was so fun and helpful!” – Josh Zizek

Clay & Cupcakes

Clay & Cupcakes
Clay & Cupcakes is a paint-your-own-pottery shop with no reservations necessary, where you may paint, create, and treat yourself to a cupcake. Families and women alike will enjoy the store’s entertainment and bonding opportunities. Birthday Parties, Bridal Showers, Ladies Night, Mommy & Me, Date Night, Team Building, and Family Fun are just a few of the events we’ve hosted. Do you require some “me time”? You’ve arrived to the correct location. Sit back, unwind, and let your troubles fade away with each brush stroke.

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LOCATION:

Address: 0W6, 429 Parsons Rd SW, Edmonton, AB
Phone: (780) 757 2529
Website: clayandcupcakes.com

REVIEWS:

“My sister, niece and I had a lovely time! The owner was super bubbly and friendly, explained everything in great detail and offered wonderful tips. My only complaint would be there aren’t stands for your clay pieces to sit on while you paint, which led to my fingers getting paint on them and I got paint on the table (which easily wipes off). Regardless, the experience was great and I’d definitely recommend going here and creating your masterpiece! Thank you ladies for an awesome bonding time and I cannot wait to see how my sunflower vase turned out :)” – Kayla Justus

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