Monday Evening Sessions: starting the 2nd of February @ 6:30PM - start your week the right way!
Tuesday mornings: 10am - 12:30pm
Tuesday evenings: 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Wednesday evenings: 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Thursday mornings: 10am - 12:30pm
Saturday mornings: 10am - 12:30pm
Email: triyaceramicstudio@gmail.com
WhatsApp: 077 636 22000
(we're usually up to our elbows in clay, so please send us a text or WhatsApp as we may not be able to answer calls, but we'll always reply to messages)
Triya Ceramic Studio is located at Unit 28, Crosshill Community Enterprise Centre, Crosshill, Lochgelly.
Please note that visits to the studio by non-students are strictly by prior booked appointment only to ensure that there is no disruption to our daily operations, or our students' pottery class experience. We work on a confirmed booking system and do not accept any walk-ins.
Our ceramic studio and facilities include:
A large central work table that comfortably accommodates up to 8 people,
Plenty of tools and equipment, including stamps, texture rollers, slabwork molds, and armatures,
2 Spacious rolling tables for slabwork,
2 Pottery wheels in its own dedicated area,
A separated drying station with a heat gun,
A fully stocked dipping glaze station with plenty of colour options,
Lots of shelves for storage & drying,
A large 190L kiln,
Free Wi-Fi,
Coffee and tea station.
Crosshill Community Enterprise Centre is centrally located with easy and direct access from either the A92 or M90, Lochgelly train station and major bus routes.
The premises includes:
Ample free on-site parking
Visitor toilets and disabled facilities
Indoor heating
Security and CCTV coverage
Your tutor
Helene is an interdisciplinary artist with a focus on ceramics and mixed media, and studied sculpture and ceramic technique under the tutelage of several prominent ceramic artists for over 30 years.
She applied her skills teaching art and design in schools across the world, and volunteering in a number of outreach projects aiming to uplift and support vulnerable groups and charitable organisations. After moving to Scotland she also became involved in running community classes in pottery skills.
Establishing Triya Ceramic Studio is the delightful culmination of the dream to make pottery easily accessible to a wide audience of budding creatives.