Craft Workshop · Hong Kong Island

A Sheung Wan ceramic hand-painted-glaze workshop that needs no wheel-throwing skills, suited for couples, friends and families.

A Wan Chai pottery studio founded by ceramic artist Allen Chiu, running occasional wheel-throwing workshops covering wedging, shaping, trimming and glazing.

BeCandle's Causeway Bay branch offers scented candle workshops, blend your own scent to make a natural candle, take it home, and enjoy in-store shopping perks. Bookable via Klook.

A pottery studio in the same building as Waterceramics, offering a weekly introductory ceramics course covering hand-building, shaping, wheel-throwing and glazing.

A Wong Chuk Hang industrial-building woodworking studio offering courses in wooden plates, vases, bowls, Japanese-style dishes and carved trays, suited to beginners looking to unwind.

A popular silverware workshop at PMQ, Central, guided by professional jewellery designers, hand-hammer your own silver ring, bangle or bracelet with three difficulty levels, and take your creation home the same day.

Leather craft workshop in Causeway Bay where you can make leather wallets, card holders, leather roses and more, bookable instantly via Klook, take your creation home the same day.

A popular neon light craft workshop at Tai Kwun, where you hand-bend LED tubing into custom text or shapes to take home the same day, a great pick for couples and best friends.

Located in Block 3 of Tai Kwun, Central, offering hand-building and wheel-throwing pottery classes in small groups within an elegant setting, great for beginners.

A design studio at PMQ, Central, offering resin fluid art workshops. Create your own one-of-a-kind brass-toned resin tray and coasters with your choice of colours, takes about 1.5 hours, and you take your work home the same day.

The Causeway Bay branch of Born To Be Art Studio, also focused on Turkish mosaic lamp making in a 3-hour session, great for friends or couples' dates.

The Quarry Bay branch of Two Parts Studio lets Hong Kong Island clients try hand-building, wheel-throwing and glazing nearby, sharing the same course content as the San Po Kong branch.

A Wong Chuk Hang ceramics hub founded in 2017 with spacious studio space, now an artist collective operating in both Hong Kong and Toronto.

A pottery studio in a Quarry Bay industrial building offering wheel-throwing and hand-building classes, with special workshops from beginner to advanced level.

A French embroidery workshop by local fashion brand YLYstudio in Wong Chuk Hang, teaching authentic Luneville hook Haute Couture embroidery. Options range from a one-off taster class to multi-session advanced courses, covering chain stitching, beading and other advanced techniques.