Mark the occasion by making something together. We host private groups in our heritage house in Jabal Al-Lweibdeh — everyone gets their hands dirty, and everyone goes home with a piece they made.
What we host
Why it works better than dinner
- Nobody is left out. There is no skill barrier and no performing. Quiet people do just as well as loud ones.
- Everyone leaves with something. A mug, a painted plate, a glass panel — a real object, not a photo.
- No clock-watching. Our open-time policy means you stay as long as you like once the workshop finishes.
- Food and drink are handled. Unlimited drinks and snacks are included, and we are a cafe, so a proper meal is easy to arrange.
- The setting does the work. A heritage house in Lweibdeh needs no decorating.
“I attended a pottery class as a birthday gift, and it was an amazing experience! Laith was very patient with us and guided us the entire time — all the while giving us space to experiment and be creative.”
Choosing a workshop for a group
For mixed ages and confidence levels, Pottery Painting and Glass Painting are the easiest — short, relaxed and everyone finishes. For something more memorable, Raku is dramatic to watch and Kurinuki is quietly absorbing. See all ten workshops with prices and durations.
Booking for a company rather than friends or family? Our team building programmes are built for that.
Tell us about your celebration
Send us the details and we will come back with options and availability — usually the same day.
We reply from +962 79 809 8773 · 26 Al-Farazdaq St, Jabal Al-Lweibdeh, Amman
Questions
How many people can you host?
Tell us your group size when you message and we will confirm what works. Small groups of friends and larger family gatherings are both fine, and we will recommend the workshop that suits the number.
Can you open early for a morning celebration?
Yes. Our normal hours are 2pm to 2am, but with at least one day’s notice we will open earlier — eight, nine or ten in the morning if that suits you better.
Is there food and drink?
Unlimited drinks and snacks are included with every workshop. We are also a cafe, so we can arrange a proper meal or a coffee spread. Tell us what you have in mind.
Which workshop is best for a mixed group?
Pottery Painting and Glass Painting are the easiest for mixed ages and confidence levels — short, relaxed, and everyone finishes something. For a longer, more memorable session, Raku or Kurinuki work beautifully.
Can children join?
Yes, for most workshops. Stained Glass is 18+ because of the cutting and soldering, but everything else works for families.
Can we bring decorations or a cake?
Yes. Tell us in advance and we will make sure the space is ready for you.
How far ahead should we book?
As early as you can. Sessions are small and places are limited, especially at weekends and evenings.