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Join a 2-hour ceramics workshop in Cagliari, Sardinia, where you'll make your own clay bowl, enjoy herbal teas, and connect with Sardinian culture.


This ceramics workshop takes place in a charming historical house in the Castello district of Cagliari, Sardinia. With a duration of 2 hours, the experience is designed for small groups, limited to 5 participants, ensuring personalized guidance from an expert instructor. The workshop is ideal for those interested in art, culture, and hands-on activities, offering a genuine taste of Sardinian craftsmanship.
The location’s historic ambiance adds a special charm, making it more than just a clay session—it’s a cultural encounter. The workshop is suitable for adults and older children, particularly those eager to explore local traditions and create something meaningful with their own hands. Since the activity involves working with clay and can get messy, comfortable clothes and a change of clothes are recommended.
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The meeting point is straightforward: the entrance of the house faces directly onto the street, with free parking available in Viale Buon Cammino or paid parking in Via Cammino Nuovo. The guide is an experienced instructor who introduces basic pottery techniques, sharing insights into Sardinian ceramic traditions.
Throughout the session, the guide’s friendly and knowledgeable approach helps newcomers feel at ease, guiding everyone through the process of shaping clay into a bowl. The environment is warm and welcoming, making it easy to relax and focus on your creative work. The setting fosters a sense of community, especially given the small group size, which encourages individual attention and interaction.

The workshop centers on giving shape to your own bowl using simple and primitive clay techniques explained by the instructor. Participants follow step-by-step guidance to mold their piece, with the instructor offering skilful suggestions to help bring their ideas to life.
After shaping the bowl, there’s a relaxing herbal tea break, featuring homemade infusions made from wild herbs native to Sardinia. These teas provide a calming pause to reflect on the creative process while enjoying a taste of local flavors. The sweets accompanying the teas add a touch of Sardinian hospitality, enhancing the cultural experience.
A distinctive feature of this workshop is the bowl exchange. Each participant leaves their unfinished, raw clay bowl to dry and later bakes it to be sent home or picked up. Alternatively, if time is limited, your bowl can continue its journey by being passed along to another participant, with each bowl collecting stories and connections from around the world.
If you prefer to keep your creation, you can pick it up once dried and baked or request home delivery—which may take a few weeks. This exchange adds an interactive, communal element to the workshop, turning your ceramic piece into a lasting memory that links you to others who have participated.
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The meeting point is conveniently located with clear street access, making it easy to find. Free parking is available nearby, although paid options exist if needed. The workshop’s timings vary, but check availability to find a session that suits your schedule.
The activity is accessible for most adults, but it is not suitable for children under 6 or individuals with mobility impairments. Participants are advised to wear comfortable clothes that can get dirty and bring water to stay hydrated.

The workshop kicks off with an introduction to basic pottery techniques, providing inspiration and context for your creation. Then, under the instructor’s guidance, you shape your own bowl from a lump of clay, with the opportunity to express your creativity.
Following the modeling phase, there is a tea break where you enjoy infusions of wild herbs and Sardinian sweets, creating a relaxing environment to savor the local flavors. The session concludes with instructions on how your raw clay bowl will dry and be fired, with options for collection or delivery.

With limited to 5 participants, the workshop offers an intimate setting that allows for personalized feedback. The instructor’s friendly manner and expert advice help even complete beginners feel confident working with clay.
This small-group format ensures a more engaging experience, where you can ask questions, learn techniques, and share ideas freely. It also fosters a sense of camaraderie, especially when participating in the bowl exchange tradition.

What sets this workshop apart is the focus on local flavors. The herbal teas are infused with wild herbs native to Sardinia, giving a taste of the island’s natural bounty. The accompanying Sardinian sweets add a traditional touch, making the break as much a cultural experience as a relaxing pause during your creative effort.
These elements enhance the overall atmosphere, connecting the artistic activity with Sardinia’s culinary and botanical heritage.

This ceramics experience appeals to those interested in art, craftsmanship, and local culture. It’s especially suited for travelers who want a hands-on activity and a meaningful souvenir.
Since the activity involves working with clay and can be messy, it’s best for those comfortable with getting a little dirty. The small group size guarantees personalized attention, making it ideal for beginners or anyone seeking a relaxed environment to explore their creativity.
The Cagliari ceramics workshop offers a short, engaging introduction to Sardinian craftsmanship with a personal touch. In just two hours, participants learn simple clay techniques, create a unique bowl, and enjoy wild herbal teas and Sardinian sweets.
The bowl exchange adds a communal element, making each creation part of a broader story that spans the globe. Although the activity is not suitable for very young children or individuals with mobility challenges, it’s perfect for those eager to connect with Sardinian traditions through art and shared experiences.
This workshop provides a warm, authentic glimpse into Sardinian culture, making it a valuable addition to any cultural or creative itinerary in Cagliari. It’s a fun, meaningful way to bring home a handcrafted souvenir and a story of your time on the island.
How long does the workshop last?
The workshop lasts 2 hours, offering a concise yet rich experience.
Where does the workshop take place?
It takes place in a cozy historical house in the Castello district of Cagliari.
Can I take my bowl home?
Yes, if your bowl is still raw, you can pick it up after drying and firing. Alternatively, home delivery is available on request, which may take a few weeks.
Is the workshop suitable for children?
It is not suitable for children under 6 years or for people with mobility impairments.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothes that can get dirty and a change of clothes are recommended.
What is included during the session?
You will learn basic pottery techniques, shape your own bowl, and enjoy homemade herbal teas and Sardinian sweets.
How many people are in each group?
The group is limited to 5 participants for a more personalized experience.
Can I participate in the bowl exchange?
Yes, the bowl exchange is part of the experience, allowing your creation to travel and connect with others worldwide.
Is there parking nearby?
Yes, free parking is available in Viale Buon Cammino, with paid parking options in Via Cammino Nuovo.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, advance reservation is recommended, and you can cancel up to 24 hours before for a full refund.