Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Singapore, is hosting a beginner-friendly pottery workshop on Saturday, 21 November 2026, where guests make their own Christmas ornament for S$65 per person. Ceramicist Stephanie Zheng of Yun The Potter leads both sessions, at 3pm and 5pm.
The date falls about a month before Christmas, which leaves enough time to book a slot with friends, give one as a gift, or make an ornament to give away yourself. If your gift list is starting to look like a stack of vouchers, a piece of clay you shaped with your own hands will stand out.
A Lobby Lounge on Middle Road
The workshop is at Essence at The Lobby Lounge inside Frasers House, at 80 Middle Road. That makes this a pottery class in a luxury hotel lounge rather than a studio unit with clay on the floor, and that setting is the reason to pick this one over a regular weekend class.
For anyone planning around the date, the hotel lists two sessions on the same Saturday afternoon. The 3pm slot suits a slow weekend, while the 5pm slot leaves room for dinner in town with whoever you brought along.
Booking runs through SevenRooms, an online reservations platform, where the hotel has the session listed as the Glow Pottery Workshop. Slots are booked per person, so a group of four needs four bookings.
Cut, Shape, Hang
According to the hotel, the workshop is “designed for beginners and craft enthusiasts alike”, and guests come away with a “personalised keepsake to cherish or gift to loved ones”. In plain terms, you don’t need any pottery experience to sign up, and anyone who already owns a wheel won’t be bored either.
Snowflakes are everywhere, from a cutter pressed into fresh clay to a finished white ornament threaded on twine, ready for a tree branch. Who knew a snowflake would be the easiest thing to make in Singapore?
Meet Stephanie Zheng
Leading both sessions is Stephanie Zheng, the ceramicist behind Yun The Potter. A teacher who knows her clay counts for a lot when most people in the room have never touched it before, because getting the thickness right decides whether an ornament survives or snaps.
Picking a named local maker over a generic class also means your ornament comes with a small story. The person who showed you how to make it has a name, and that’s a nice detail to pass on when you hand the gift over.
The Gift That Has Your Fingerprints
Christmas gifting in Singapore tends to drift towards the same scented candles and gift cards every year. A clay ornament you made yourself costs S$65 per person, and nobody else will turn up with the same one.
There’s a second way to use this too. Book a slot for a friend who keeps saying they want to try pottery, then go together, and the afternoon is the gift while the ornament is the souvenir. That’s two presents for one booking, and it’s the smartest use of the S$65!
Before You Book
There are only two sessions, both on one Saturday, so the main thing to decide is which time works for your group. Book everyone in the same slot so you end up at the same table instead of meeting up afterwards.
If you’re filling up your festive weekends, the workshop pairs nicely with the markets and light-ups in our earlier round-up of Christmas activities, many of which come back every year.
🗓️ Date: Saturday, 21 November 2026
⏰ Time: 3pm or 5pm
📍 Location: Essence at The Lobby Lounge, Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Singapore, 80 Middle Road, Singapore 188966
💰 Price: S$65 per person
🔗 Details: Glow Pottery Workshop on SevenRooms
An afternoon in a hotel lounge, a lump of clay, and a snowflake you can hang on the tree for years is a sweet way to start the season, at S$65 per person. Pick your session and reserve your spot at Frasers House on SevenRooms before 21 November comes around!
Photos and Visuals courtesy of Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Singapore.
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