Work side by side with a local potter in Douar Dadsi, shaping Rhamna clay on the wheel while you step into village life far from tourist paths.
Arrive for a group session, meet your potter, watch a demo at the wheel, then take your seat and start shaping a piece of your own.
Work through a guided session where clay, tools and materials are included, sip mint tea and water as you shape, and leave with souvenir photos.
See how Rhamna clay is prepared before work begins, feel the rhythm of the wheels in a small working pottery, and shape each piece at your own pace.
Guided pottery session
Clay, tools and materials
Mint tea and water
Souvenir photos
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Join a standard group workshop in Douar Dadsi to shape Rhamna clay on the wheel during a guided pottery session with a village potter.
Getting started
Arrive at the small working pottery in Douar Dadsi and meet your host for the standard group workshop format. After a short introduction, you head to the work area where the potter explains the basics of using the wheel. Once you are set up at your station, the guided pottery session begins with your first piece of clay.
What to expect
Village pottery workshop in Douar Dadsi
This experience takes place in a small working pottery, located in the village of Douar Dadsi and far from the usual tourist circuit. You join other guests in a shared space, learning directly from a village potter who works with local Rhamna clay.
Features
During the guided pottery session, the village potter demonstrates how to center and shape Rhamna clay on the wheel, then supports you as you create your own clay pieces step by step. You work at your own pace, so you can focus on a single form or try out several simple shapes.
All clay, tools, and materials are provided on site, so you do not need to bring any equipment. The setup is arranged for the standard group workshop format, with everything laid out for you to start working as soon as the explanation ends.
You also see how the local Rhamna clay is prepared before it is worked, from its raw state to a consistency that is ready for throwing on the wheel. Watching this process gives context to the material you handle at your station.
Mint tea and water are served during the session, giving you short breaks between attempts at the wheel. Before you leave, souvenir photos are taken to capture you and your clay pieces in the small working pottery.
Additional information
Workshop format: This is a standard group workshop session led by a local village potter.
Included support: You enjoy a guided pottery session with help at each step on the wheel.
Materials provided: All clay, tools and materials are supplied for your workshop.
Refreshments: Mint tea and water are served during the session as you work.
Souvenir photos: Souvenir photos are taken during the workshop and are included.
Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.
Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.
