Shop Reviews

I just went today and I’m already looking at the next class to book with MORE friends. Thank you to instructor Ayu for being a professional guide, for being patient and giving each person ample help and attention! She helped fix our mistakes and gave us helpful tips. This studio is very generous, there’s also free flow hot drinks! I’m sharing this studio with everyone I know because the class was really really enjoyable. Do note it’s not wheelchair accessible as it’s on the 3rd floor only accessible by stairs. The studio was lovely and bright with skylight, the toilet is clean and the tools are aplenty. I thoroughly enjoyed today, and will definitely come back! Another note: the studio is really cold, don’t wear thin clothing! A positive thing in Singapore weather.

Very fun experience, good for beginners. The instructor helped to salvage the piece many times even if I'm terrible at it. Tried the 2 in 1 package can make 1 cup/bowl on the wheel and 1 hand mould porcelain plate, total 2.5h. The pieces can be collected after 2-3 months.

Visited CocoArt at The Cathay and had a wonderful experience. Ayu was extremely friendly and patient throughout the session. My daughter enjoyed herself so much, especially working on the wheel with air-dry clay. A very fun and memorable activity for kids!

5 May 2025: Very patient instructor who taught us step by step how to make the cups or bowls. With the discount, it's a good chance to try wheel-throwing in Singapore. The place is clean and well-kept. Update: 5 May 2025: Went for the class 10 July 2025: Received a message from CocoArt saying that our final product is ready for collection 26 July 2025: My friend went to collect our products as I was not in Singapore I was working overseas hence I asked my friend to collect my cup for me. My friend saw that my cup has a crack at the bottom and asked if that's normal. The CocoArt employee mentioned that they have already mentioned it to me about my cup's crack, so he just accepted it and collected the cup on my behalf. I understand the are a lot of reasons that can cause cracks; firing, base too wet, uneven drying, pressure when removing the clay from the base, etc etc (I used to do wheel throwing in the past, and I understand cracking is normal depending on the cause and handling). I can accept cracking. But what I can't accept is that they told my friend that this has been informed to me, but in actual fact, THEY DID NOT. I don't think this is professional. Lying is not honest, especially when it's done behind my back when I'm not around. I would not recommend this place.

Had a great experience at the 2 in 1 pottery workshop! I was a beginner and the instructor patiently guided us through the whole process. Also told us things to take note of that might potentially destroy the whole pieces! Had a great time there :) Waiting time would be around 3 months for the piece to be completed and I can’t wait!

A very enjoyable mini wheel clay workshop for my kids! The steps were simple and easy to follow and the instructor was patience and nice answering to their questions. Highly recommend to go for the workshop!

Been here twice for wheel throwing. Haha. Interesting. Good to have workshop with colleagues as well as family

It was a lovely experience very and Susie was very patient and helpful. Both my kids had a great time.

The instructors were very patient and helpful. Not only did they give room for us to try and experiment with the clay, they helped fix the product so we’d have a nice piece at the end of the day.

Electrical point on the floor is hazardous. I cut my toe as a result of hitting on the electrical point And said it’s not her who place it’s there. Maybe she is part time teacher so she don’t really care attitude. Not suitable for big group of more than 10. Quite disorganized . Lady teaching the porcelain plate class has very disgruntled and not happy face all the time