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In this pottery class at a ceramic studio in Gangnam, Seoul, you shape a traditional Korean moon jar (dalhangari) yourself. An experienced instructor specializing in ceramics introduces the history and meaning of the moon jar, and you use a pottery wheel to create a piece that reflects your own style. You can also admire a variety of works by young ceramic artists at the studio. After the class, the instructor fires and glazes your piece, and you can receive your finished moon jar within 2 to 3 weeks.

Learn the history of the moon jar
and sit at the pottery wheel
The class begins by meeting your instructor and getting an introduction to the activity. You learn about the history of the moon jar and the significance of this traditional Korean art as you get ready to create your piece. The class consists of a 5-minute introduction and wrap-up and 50 minutes of hands-on pottery.
Shape your own moon jar on the wheel

Learn how to make a moon jar using a pottery wheel, shaping the clay and adding your own personality to this traditional craft. The instructor offers guidance and tips throughout, so even beginners can complete a piece they are proud of. The instructor speaks English and Korean.
Receive your finished piece after firing and glazing

After the class, the instructor fires and glazes your moon jar. You can receive your finished piece within 2 to 3 weeks, making it a special souvenir of your time in Korea. For an additional fee, your piece can be shipped to your home country; shipping takes 2 to 3 weeks. At the studio, you can also find inspiration in a variety of works by young ceramic artists.
Meeting point :
CERADU Ceramic Studio
B1, 332 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Meeting point information:
Please come to the studio on basement level 1 of the building at 332 Nonhyeon-ro in time for your booked start time.
B1, 332 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea