Pottery Painting Studio FAQs

Each piece is glazed by hand and set to dry before entering one of our kilns. On average, it is a 24-hour process to warm up the kiln, heat and seal artwork and then cool the kiln down to retrieve the pottery. We appreciate your patience as we take the best care of your pottery with the perfect finishing touches.

Reservations are required for groups of eight or more, special events and camps. Check out our Glazed & Confused calendar for availability and upcoming events to book your spot today!

Light Snacks and non-alcoholic beverage with lid is welcome.

Yes! We recommend only using the top shelf dishrack of the dishwasher. We also use non-toxic glaze so you’re able to eat and drink from your new creation.

If you have any issues or are looking for suggestions, our knowledgeable staff can help guide your pottery project to greatness. All you need to do is ask!

While children of all ages can enjoy pottery painting, we ask that children under 14 years old be chaperoned by an adult to ensure safety.

The price of pottery is based on the size and type of painting project you pick. Traced or original design work is based on the size and complexity of the request ranging. Hand signature artwork, a favorite for weddings and family gatherings.

Cash and all major credit/debit cards are accepted at Glazed & Confused.

All our paints easily wash off clothing. We also provide art smocks if you prefer an extra cautionary layer.