
Ongoing instruction included
Learn alongside other members who've decided to make pottery a big part of their lives.
Opening February 2027 · West Philadelphia
Being surrounded by people who have chosen pottery as an ongoing part of their lives makes all the difference.
Membership Benefits

Learn alongside other members who've decided to make pottery a big part of their lives.

No waiting for a open wheel. Reserve a workspace in advance so you can start making as soon as you arrive.

Members have open access to our 3D Clay Printer, Glaze Spray Booth, and Industrial Extruder. The best part...our premium wheels take only 90 seconds to clean so you can spend more time making.
Also included in membership
ButterflyMX secure studio entry.
Plus oxides, washes + underglazes.
Firing included with clay purchased at SuperHuman.
18" × 15" × 18" personal storage, plus separate work-in-progress storage.
Kids programming while you work in the studio.
Friday nights with clay, music + soundscapes.
Coffee, tea + filtered water.
Pottery books, reference materials + digital content.
Take your work home, photograph it for Etsy/Shopify, or pack it for your next market.
20 Shimpo wheels + 2 Bailey slab rollers.
Members can purchase specialty clay bodies for $25–35/bag or reclaim clay for $10/bag.
Easily accessible from neighborhoods in and around the city. Ample street parking within one block of our studio on Parkside Ave, Girard Ave, and 40th St.
More for members
Members can book private lessons for deeper learning and register for specialized workshops and intensives covering advanced techniques.
Learning at SuperHuman
Learning new techniques while revisiting the basics will strengthen your foundation as you grow.
Wedging, centering, opening, pulling straight walls, and basic forms.
Trimming, handles, glazing basics, reclaim, sustainable clay practices, and studio workflow.
Shaping, plates, lids, altered forms, larger work, and throwing to measurements.
Carving, texture, slips, oxides, underglazes, and glaze combinations.
Porcelain, personal projects, larger forms, collections, experimentation, and critique.
Photography, pricing, packing, markets, commissions, and selling your work if you choose.
Optional Foundations course
Members can enroll in up to 1 class per week and up to 18 classes per year. Members can also go deeper by registering for Private Lessons and Intensive Workshops.
This is a sample schedule of standard weekly classes that are included with membership.
Monday
6:00 PM
Centering + Opening
Wheel
7:15 PM
Slab Building: Forms + Vessels
Handbuilding
Tuesday
12:00 PM
Trimming + Shaping
Wheel
6:30 PM
Coil + Pinch Forms
Handbuilding
Wednesday
6:00 PM
Building Consistency: Repeating Forms for a Collection
Practice
7:15 PM
Glazing Fundamentals
Surface
Thursday
6:00 PM
Pulling Taller + Straighter Walls
Wheel
7:15 PM
Handles + Attachments
Handbuilding
Friday
Open Studio + VibeThrow®
OPEN STUDIO
Not a group class
Saturday
10:00 AM
Carving + Surface Design
Surface
1:00–4:00 PM
Nerikomi Workshop
WEEKEND INTENSIVE
33% off for members
Sunday
2:00–5:00 PM
Private 1:1 Lessons
OPTIONAL PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
Available booking block - not a three-hour lesson
Progress in pottery is not linear. Learning something new often reveals a foundational skill that you need to practice again. Learning alongside members who have decided to make pottery a big part of their lives will make all the difference.

Month 1
She is interested in wheel throwing, so her first weeks are spent wedging, centering, opening, and learning to pull a straight wall. She repeats these basic again and again before learning more advanced forms.
01 / 04
Month 1
These are examples, not a prescribed curriculum. Your instruction follows the work you’re actually making.
Founding Membership
$75 refundable deposit today. No monthly dues until SuperHuman opens January 15, 2027.
Standard membership will be $224/month. Your $174 rate stays with you for as long as your membership remains continuous.
30 Founding Memberships available · 18 remaining
Opening February 2027 · Fully Refundable Deposit
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