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1. Cancellation and rescheduling
The workshops and refundable up to 7 days before the start of the worksop. If you wish to cancell after we may be able to reschedule. If you do not attend your workshop or course and do not inform us before the start of the session, then we reserve the right to not offer an alternative date.
2. Cancellations
We reserve the right to cancel a course or class up to and including 14 days prior to the start of the date of the course if insufficient bookings have been received and will strive to give as much notice to booked participants as possible. The studio shall not be responsible or liable for any delay in or failure to run courses if such delay or failure is due to any cause beyond our reasonable control.
Individuals booked onto a cancelled course will be given the option of a full refund or of rescheduling to a future course date if available. The Studio will not be liable for any losses or expenses arising from amendments to the course or cancellations.
In the case of a teacher becoming ill or having an emergency, Pottery Studio LDN reserves the right to cancel a course or workshop up until the start date.
3. Cleaning
All participants in a class or course are required to clean their workspace and any areas of the Studio that they have used at the end of each class, this is for good studio practice and to prevent the build-up of clay dust.
Please read more on the potential dangers of silica dust if we do not clean away clay.
4. Collection of work
It takes 3 to 6 weeks for the pieces to be ready for collection after the class. It can sometimes take longer depending on our kiln firing schedule and the weather conditions (for example in the winter months pieces might take longer to dry). We will keep your pieces for 6 weeks after we have contacted you to collect. After this time your pieces will be either donated or disposed of.
Students use the Studio at their own risk with awareness of the inherent hazards of a pottery studio environment, which include, but are not limited to, use of sharp tools and sharp edges, exposure to toxic materials, the dangers of using materials and equipment at high temperatures, as well as the risks associated with breathing silica dust.
Kotani Ltd accepts no liability for any injury suffered by any student on the Studio premises or outside the Studio.
Each student is required to keep all surfaces clean of clay and glaze, and to clean all areas including the floor around their workstation thoroughly before completing their session. This is to minimise the risks caused by breathing clay and glaze dusts. We practice the wet cleaning method, and everything must be wiped down with a wet sponge and floors with a wet mop. No dusting or use of broom as dry clay is potentially harmful.
↥ Last Updated 26t January 2026