Kaitlyn Y.
6/2/2025
taking a pottery class at green & bisque is a great way to get your hands dirty! the pottery studio is located in pasadena and has its own small parking lot and large space inside! the studio is...
Green & Bisque Clayhouse
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1563 N Lake Ave
Pasadena, CA 91104
Green & Bisque Clayhouse, originally named “Xiem Clay Center”, was established in 2003 with the aim of nurturing a community of ceramic artists and promoting the understanding and appreciation of ceramic arts. The dedicated team of staff, technicians, and instructors is deeply committed to upholding this mission. They endeavor to create an environment that sparks inspiration and offers high-quality ceramics education catering to individuals of all proficiency levels.
The studio, located at 1563 North Lake Ave. in Pasadena, CA, provides a welcoming space for enthusiasts to explore and cultivate their passion for ceramics. Offering a range of classes, workshops, and events, Green & Bisque Clayhouse serves as a hub for creativity and learning in the local community. Whether you are a seasoned artist or a newcomer to the craft, there is something here to ignite your artistic spirit and enhance your skills.
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Nicole L.
8/12/2024
One of my friends wanted to celebrate her birthday here at Green & Bisque and this was one of the most unique bday events I've been to & probably my favorite :D There were around 20ish of us and...
Ray C.
4/6/2025
I wanted to take Jose Mariscal Paneque's workshops, and I'm so glad he decided to visit CA. It was a choice between Pasadena and DTLA, and I didn't want to deal with DTLA traffic. I'm so glad I...
Norma R.
9/9/2024
The staff was very knowledgeable and kind. They were extremely friendly to my Girl Scout troop. They offered us two classes for the girls to learn about ceramics. They ended up with two pieces...
Teacher T.
9/5/2024
It's taken a week or so for me to "sleep on it" in reference to how the employee in the G&B store treated me, and I was going to just "let this go," but after discussing with another ceramicist...
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