Helen L.
7/9/2025
Nice spot to create ceramic pieces - you can spin creations on the wheel and/or mold something by hand. The first session you'll create something, then return in 2 weeks or so to coat and/or...
Sincere Ceramics
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5931 Power Inn Rd Ste B
Sacramento, CA 95824
Sincere Ceramics is a local ceramics studio and art gallery in Sacramento that offers classes for beginners looking to learn the basics and create their own ceramic pieces. The studio also provides a space for local artists and makers to display their work, fostering a strong sense of community and creativity.
Established in 2015 by owners Justin and Mackenzie, Sincere Ceramics was founded with a passion for art and a desire to connect with others through creative expression. The studio aims to cultivate an inclusive environment where individuals can come together to learn, inspire, and collaborate.
The name "Sincere Ceramics" pays homage to ancient potters who took pride in their craftsmanship and refused to compromise on quality. This commitment to integrity and authenticity serves as the foundation of Sincere Ceramics, where artists are encouraged to create genuine pieces and connect with like-minded individuals who share a sincere passion for art.
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4.519 reviews
Katherine C.
1/16/2025
I've been taking classes for a couple months now and I would highly recommend. The instructor is super helpful both during the demonstration and when your working on your own. It does take...
Jenna P.
8/27/2024
I love it here! The owners are personable, kind and caring. The studio is well kept and has a great ambiance. The prices are hard to beat. And most importantly the community of people who attend...
Selen A.
2/27/2025
If you're interested in working with clay this place is a great start! Justin is a great teacher he's so knowledgeable and kind and. resources and tools they provide makes it so much easier for...
Dulce C.
2/26/2024
This place is super cute & fun! You get to make a sculpture and something on the wheel. I wish they taught as you went and not all at once at the start of class as it's hard to remember when...
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