मिट्टी
A workshop series · hosted at cafés across India

Sit down. Get your hands muddy.

Reserve a seat

An evening at the wheel, a lump of clay, and one thing you shaped with your own two hands — over coffee, in your favourite café.

No experience, no expectations. Just mitti — earth in your hands — and two hours away from the screen you usually stare at.

MITTI travels city to city, setting up a working wheel inside a café you already love. You show up after work, roll your sleeves, and leave with a cup you'll actually drink from.

Small groups. Slow hands. Good coffee within reach the whole time.

The shape of an evening
01

Centre

We start with the hardest, quietest skill — getting the clay to sit still and true on a spinning wheel. Most of the calm happens here.

02

Pull

Thumbs open the well, fingers draw the walls upward. This is where a flat disc decides to become a cup.

03

Glaze

Choose from our house celadon and ash glazes. We fire everything after; your finished piece ships to you within three weeks.

Clay only becomes ceramic at 1,240°C — the point of no return.

That's the part we love. You make something soft and uncertain, and the kiln makes it permanent. You'll get it back changed, and it'll be yours.

Where the wheel is turning next

Six cities this season. Café partners announced monthly.

Mumbai · Bengaluru · Pune · Goa · Jaipur · Ahmedabad. Each evening runs at a single café, capped at twelve seats.

All cities & dates

Two hours. One cup. Zero pottery experience required.