Monthly pottery memberships in Denver

Focus on becoming a great potter, not on calculating costs

Introducing the all-inclusive membership. You shouldn’t feel limited to what you can make because you’ll have to pay more – especially if you’re already paying for a membership.

Other studio memberships

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Unlimited access to the studio and most equipment

Small shelf spaces with added cost for additional space

No included workshops or classes for members

Some clay and glaze included, additional charges for glaze firings

Paid in-person classes, no access to online courses for self-guided learning

Limited areas for photographing your work

Member events without flair

Total cost up to $400/mo

Kinship Membership

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Unlimited access to the studio and equipment

6 sq. ft. of assigned shelf space to store your work (18” L x 48” W)

Included monthly workshop for members

Included clay, glaze, & all firings (NO additional fees)

Free access to Kinship Online courses

Photography setup to take photos of your work

Consistent unique member socials that aren’t boring

Member-only markets where members take 100% commission of their work sold

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All-inclusive pricing: $295/mo

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Are you a beginner or first timer? Check out how we can help you get started on our group classes page.

Equipment that’s a joy to work with

You’ll be working with one of our ten Skutt Classic 1 HP wheels with a 14” head. In addition, the studio is equipped with a slab roller, two full-size Giffin Grips, extruder, diamond grinding wheel disc, and three reliable Skutt Kilns. Member throwing areas are designated during class times.

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The studio provides three clay bodies: Rocky Mountain BMX, Speckled Brown Trout, and New Mexico Ironstone. Each clay body provided is recycled by Kinship.

We have twelve dipping glazes that compliment each other well in various combinations. AMACO black, white, red, yellow and blue underglazes are included as well.

Clay & glaze picks for the inspired potter

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You’ll find tall ceilings, an open floor plan, and warm wood flooring, creating a space that flows like a potter’s dream. Designed with your creativity and collaboration in mind, this studio invites you to connect, create, and let your artistry thrive. A coffee station with a pour-over rig and Keurig is available for all members.

A space that inspires your best work

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Connected digital experience & easy member access

A seamless digital experience allows you to easily manage your membership, stay updated with the latest studio news, and check the real-time kiln firing status. Accessing the studio is as simple as a tap on your phone, letting you into the building without the hassle of codes, fobs, or keys.

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FAQs

What cone do your kilns fire to?

We fire bisque to 04 and glaze to cone 6.

How much clay can I use if it’s included?

Your clay use is unlimited, but we encourage mindfulness to reduce waste and keep our studio sustainable.

How much glaze can I use if it’s included?

Your glaze use is unlimited, but we encourage mindfulness to reduce waste and keep our studio sustainable.

What is your cancellation policy?

You can cancel your membership at anytime with a 30 day notice. Just talk to Anna or Carly, or email mud@kinshipdenver.com and let us know what you need.

Can I pause my membership if I need to take a break?

Memberships can be paused for 30 days.

Can I bring my own clay and/or glaze?

Yes! As long as it is a mid-fire clay and glaze.

Are monthly membership workshops guaranteed?

Monthly workshops for members will be on a first come first serve basis.

What hours can I access the studio?

Access hours to the studio are from 6am - midnight.

Does the studio have a place to keep lunch for members?

Yes! We have a fridge/freezer as well as a microwave.

Do you allow production potters?

Depending on circumstances, the answer is usually yes. Please let us know during your membership tour if you are a production potter.

Do I need experience to become a member?

Our main membership is for intermediate+ potters.

Is there an age limit?

You must be 18 years or older to be a member.

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