Make something silly.
Get your hands dirty.
A cozy hand-built pottery studio in Munich. Bring your idea, we'll bring the clay.
From UX screens to muddy hands.
I'm a UX designer who loves beautiful objects, slow rituals, and a good cup of matcha. What started as a tiny matcha bowl collection slowly turned into a full-blown clay obsession — and now Silly Clay is my little home studio in Munich.
Every piece here is hand-built — shaped with hands and simple tools, no pottery wheel involved. That's where the name comes from: clay gets a bit silly when you let your fingers lead. Wobbly is the whole point.
I host small classes for grown-ups, kids, and everyone in between, and I sell the pieces I make at home from this very same studio.
Classes & Experiences
Beginner Class — All in One
3–4 hours
Hand-build whatever you dream up — bowl, mug, vase, a wonky little creature. Paint it the same day, we glaze and fire it for you.
- Shape & paint same session
- Clay, tools & snacks
- We glaze + fire
- Ready in 3–4 weeks
Clay + Paint Experience
2 sessions • 5–7h total
Shape your piece on day one, then come back for a 2–3 hour painting & glazing session once it's bisque-fired. Extra love, extra colors.
- Two sessions
- Pick your own glazes
- Take home a finished piece
- Ready in 3–4 weeks
Private Groups
4–10 people
Birthdays, kids' parties, hen-dos, team days. We close the studio just for you — and you get a friendly group discount.
- Private studio
- Group discount
- Kid-friendly setup
- Snacks for all
How it works
Shape with your hands
Spend 3–4 hours hand-building whatever you like — no wheel, just fingers, tools and snacks.
Paint or wait
Paint your piece on the same day, or come back for a second session after it's bisque-fired.
We glaze & fire
Your piece rests in the kiln — slow magic that takes about 3–4 weeks.
Take it home
Meet your new favorite object. Wonky, wobbly, and 100% yours.
The Shop
Hands at work
Real people, real mud, real silly. Snapshots from past classes.
Ready to make something
a little silly?
Spots fill up fast — grab a seat in the studio or browse the latest hand-made pieces.