Frostwheel House
Wheel classes
Introductory throwing with instructor-guided trimming.
Ceramics and workshops with clear booking and studio notes
Ceramics and workshops in Wellington
We run a practical ceramics studio / workshops / small shop with clear booking steps and calm pacing.
- New visitors to Frostwheel House in Wellington can name frostwheel at booking so the ticket lands correctly.
- Visitors start with a short consult, then pick a service track that matches materials, timing, and skill level.
- Established 2019, Frostwheel House keeps ceramics studio work on 185 Willis Street with English-language intake for visitors across New Zealand.
Our team documents preferences so follow-up visits move faster without repeating intake questions.
Workshops and appointments use paced slots so tools, seating, and finishing time stay reliable during busy weeks.
Featured starter
Introductory session with materials overview and written next steps.
From local studio rates - confirmed after brief.
Workshop seats and stock levels change seasonally; fees vary by program length.
Ask for a quoteFAQ
How do I book?
Use the contact form or email [email protected] with preferred days.
What should I bring?
Bring reference notes or photos when helpful; we supply core tools listed in your confirmation.
Do you offer group sessions?
Yes for selected workshops when seats allow; private groups can be quoted separately.
What is your cancellation window?
Please give at least 24 hours notice so we can offer the slot to another visitor.
Are materials included?
Most sessions include base materials; premium upgrades are priced before work begins.
Where are you located?
We work from 185 Willis Street, Wellington 6011, New Zealand.
Services
Six practical offerings with images and short descriptions.
Handbuilding
Pinch, coil, and slab forms with glaze options.
Glaze days
Dipping and brush techniques with studio glazes.
Kiln firing
Bisque and glaze firings for student pieces.
Open studio
Booked bench time for returning members.
Retail pots
Small-batch mugs, bowls, and vases from resident makers.
Guides
Prep checklist
What to bring before your first ceramics studio / workshops / small shop visit.
Read moreMaterials are selected for everyday durability rather than novelty, and we include care cards with take-home work.
- If you are new to ceramics studio / workshops / small shop, the first visit covers process, pricing, and what to bring.
- Returning clients can book maintenance or advanced sessions without restarting full onboarding.
- We confirm reschedules in writing and keep the desk reachable during posted hours Reach us at [email protected].
Studio policies cover late arrivals, material substitutions, and custom requests that need extra lead time.
Preparation tips are shared before your visit so you arrive ready and leave with clear next steps.
Ready to book ceramics?
Write to [email protected] or use the contact form on frostwheel.autos.
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