Why Pottery at The Clay Hole Helps You Embrace Your Quirks
You don’t need to be normal—you need to be real. At The Clay Hole in Draper, Utah, pottery becomes a joyful space to let your quirks shine.
Some people make symmetrical bowls. Some make dragons. Some make gloriously awkward mugs with weird faces—and they love them. That’s the magic of pottery: whatever your style, your personality, or your quirks, they’re all welcome at The Clay Hole.
Located in Draper, Utah, our studio was designed for the misfits, the rule-benders, the creatives who zig instead of zag. We’re not about perfection. We’re about personality.
Personality types that really lean into this? ENFP | ENTP | ISFP
🎨 You’re Not Too Much—You’re Just Right
Whether you talk to your pots, sing while glazing, or insist on making tiny bowls for your pet hamster, nobody blinks. Your quirks become part of the culture—and often the reason your work stands out.
🌀 Pottery Is Playful, Not Pretentious
This isn’t a judgmental fine-arts academy. It’s a giant creative playground. You’re encouraged to try weird stuff, break rules, and laugh when your sculpture collapses. You’re not here to impress—you’re here to express.
📣 We Celebrate Your Weirdest Wins
One of our favorite things is seeing people beam over a totally odd creation—and watching the whole class cheer. In Draper, Utah, you won’t just be accepted. You’ll be *celebrated* for being unapologetically you.
If you’ve ever been “too much,” “too silly,” or “too different” for other spaces, we made this studio for you. Pottery is where your quirks become your superpower.
FAQs
Do people really get to be themselves here?
Absolutely. We’ve had everything from haunted mugs to flying pigs—and the people who made them are some of our most beloved members.
Will I feel out of place if I’m not “artsy”?
Nope. Pottery at The Clay Hole isn’t about being artsy—it’s about being *you*. Clay doesn’t care what you look like or how you think. It just wants your hands on it.
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Written by Dan Pearce, studio owner & creator of The Clay Hole