Paseo Pottery

We wondered in here during the arts fest. It was quite busy so it was hard to move around. They gave all different types of pottery ranging from reasonable to out of sight. Appears to be local artists. Prices may have been up because of the arts fest. Will have to go check them out at a slower time. Very interesting place

This is a pottery studio that has quite a few people doing pottery and selling their works. When I tried to get a feel for how it works it was hard to pin down an answer. Apparently they have pottery classes, and people who've been students or teachers are allowed to work here or sell here. But that's about all a person can glean from dropping in and asking questions. Friendliness is also lacking.

I have visited Paseo Pottery on two different occasions. One was for a school event where the children painted their own piece of pottery, watched it be fired, and listened to the owner talk about how he came to doing pottery in OKC. The second time was for the Paseo Arts Festival. Both times the shop has been in immaculate condition and the staff are exceptionally friendly. The owner was very kind and did an excellent job working with several children at a time, maybe up to 30 for each group. The children enjoyed it beyond measure! And they learned a lot about process of firing pottery and how pieces are created. They do offer classes and they do offer group pottery nights. I think it's extremely affordable. The pieces that they have on display are beautiful. I purchased several things in advance for Christmas this year. It's the perfect gift item. I definitely hope to return for a class!

Extremely friendly. Very knowledgeable about all things clay. Collin and Hector are Masters. Whether you are here to purchase or learn to throw and slab they're very enthusiastic. Wonderful glazes and art.

Fun little stop in the Paseo -- been there for YEARS now.Modest prices and wide selection of locally made wares.Friendly and helpful shopkeeper, too.Parking can be limited during peak hours (especially on the weekends), so do yourself a favor in those cases and park to the north along an adjacent street.

Great place to buy and learn pottery. Very welcoming to customers and students. The instruction is top notch and you can make beautiful things!

The owner (drives a white SUV, always parked out front) harassed me while my daughter and I were taking my dog on his morning walk (5 a.m., my daughter requested to come along.) I'm guessing she was finishing up firing the kiln. She followed us in her car 2-3 blocks and repeatedly questioned me, then questioned my daughter because my answer, I guess, wasn't satisfactory once my daughter said she was okay the owner drove off. She made me feel like a criminal in my own neighborhood just for walking my dog.

I don't normally leave bad reviews but I don't recommend this place due to the fact that they lost my piece that I had made for a friend before the holidays. I was under the impression that I would get it back before Christmas or even New Years but that was not the case. The scenery is very nice but due to the fact that this studio is a store, chances are your piece will either be sold stolen lost or just straight up given to a random person even though my signature was on the bottom of my piece. They did not seem to care and were quite unorganized. The owner attempted to look around knowing well that they had given it to someone else and failed to retrieve my piece from that person. I followed up with the owner multiple times as he left me on read for days and then responded without any help. I was highly disappointed as I had wasted money on supplies, labor, and lost a client that was really looking forward to what I made for her. It's such a shame but please be aware before you get your pieces fired here.