Matcha and Kurinuki Bowls! at All Hands Pottery (Norfolk)

Join us for an immersive café experience—sip, create, and set the vibe.

We’re blending creativity and calm for an evening rooted in ritual and making. We’ll begin with a matcha demonstration by Tiffany of Uncertified Café, then move into hands-on time with clay. Shape your own personalized matcha bowl (chawan) while vibing to a smooth, soothing jazz playlist.

Every detail is intentional—you’ll leave with a complimentary resin matcha whisk to elevate your at-home ritual.

Good drinks, good energy, and a little creativity—because your matcha should feel as good as it tastes.

There are two different ticket options for this event:

Wheel Throwers (10 drop-in spots | Studio members & students only)

• Watch Tiffany’s matcha demonstration
• Throw independently in the front room (no instruction)
• Take home a matcha whisk
• Clay and firing not included

Handbuilders (Open to everyone/Beginner friendly!)

• Watch Tiffany’s matcha demonstration
• No experience necessary
• Receive instruction on how to handbuild a matcha bowl using kurinuki techniques
• All materials and tools provided
• Take home a matcha whisk
• Our staff will fire and finish your piece; it will be ready for pickup approximately two weeks after the event

What is Kurinuki?
Kurinuki (sometimes spelled kirinuki or kuranuki) is a traditional Japanese handbuilding technique in ceramics that translates to “carving out” or “hollowing out.” It’s a subtractive process where a solid block of clay is carved, shaped, and hollowed into a vessel—rather than built up (like coiling) or formed on the wheel.