The exterior of CocoArt shop, showcasing colorful art toys and collectibles in display cases.
Hands holding unfinished clay pottery pieces on a wooden table with art supplies.
A close-up of a textured ceramic pot with other pottery pieces in the background.
A clay pot sits on a pottery wheel, ready for creation.
A person painting a landscape with a windmill on a canvas in an art studio.
A child paints a colorful landscape with a windmill and flower fields on an easel.
A workshop table set up for crafting with dried flowers, oils, and molds.
The exterior of CocoArt, a creative studio offering kids club, art studio, and pottery classes.
Hands working together on a pottery wheel, shaping clay with wet hands.
A close-up of a clay creation in progress, with people working in the background.
A clay sculpture of a strawberry dish with animal figures.
Artist painting a serene waterfall scene with a girl in the water.
The brightly lit interior of CocoArt, showcasing colorful displays and seating areas.
People painting at tables in an art studio with 'CocoArt' branding on the wall.
A person is working on a pottery wheel in a studio with multiple stations.
Clay art pieces, including bowls with animal figures and decorative elements, on a table.
The entrance to CocoArt, a shop with a colorful sign and glass doors.
A table set up for a pottery class with various ceramic pieces and instructions.
Interior of CocoArt - The Cathay, featuring a large mural and art supplies.
Interior of CocoArt studio with art supplies, easels, paintings, and a dining table.
Interior shot of CocoArt shop with a large mural and various bags displayed.
A pottery wheel with tools and supplies in a studio setting.
A pottery workshop table set up with clay pieces and tools for participants.
CocoArt shop front with colorful displays of art supplies and collectible figures.
Interior of an art studio with people working at tables and art supplies displayed.
Interior of CocoArt studio with paintings on easels and art supplies.
A handmade ceramic bowl sits on a table with a note detailing its creation.
Based on 15 reviews
Out of 2294 shops
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Mavis Tan
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
Charlotte Min
Unfair treatment from staff: There was unfair treatment from one of the staff when collecting our products. We waited for the staff to attend to us for collection of finished products for about 15 minutes, after which she told us to look for it ourselves. After finding our own cups, we were kept waiting for another 15 minutes for her to just pass us a paper bag. She kept us waiting at the side while she attended to another Caucasian customer behind us, even helped them look for their cups and packed their items. She could have just given us the bags then proceed to help next customer instead of wasting our time. I do not mind waiting if the staff was attending to someone for class/teaching or a customer BEFORE us. But to waste our time by blatantly serving the customer AFTER us, seeming to go the extra mile for them while we were kept waiting is unprofessional and rude. As a business, train your staff in basic customer service.
Angie Lee
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.
Liew Yixuanz
A very fun and enjoying experience! Instructor Shikin and her colleagues were really patient and attentive, awesome guidance and assuring us with help whenever we needed. Will definitely come again for more fun!
Mohd Ashfak Uddin Khan
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.
Daryl Bay (Ah Bay)
Been here twice for wheel throwing. Haha. Interesting. Good to have workshop with colleagues as well as family
Claudine Tan
A very zen, pretty and artistic place where I had my wheel throwing and hand building session here. Suzy is very patient and kind with me and my friends! Will be back for more sessions! Recommended ❤️
Si Hui Foo
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.
