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Glaze

A calm, clay-white design for pottery studios and community ceramics spaces.

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Glaze pottery studio website template — full design preview
Young Serif headlines on a clay-white ground with a single celadon accent, a studio photo the width of the page, and a firing price table set like it belongs in a print catalogue. Built for a pottery studio that sells classes, memberships, and kiln time, and would rather put the prices on the page than in a PDF. Open the live demo

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Every section ships exactly like this — swap the words and photos for yours.

No editor to fight. Just ask.

Once it's yours, your AI (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor…) stays connected — these are real requests it handles.

“Move the next Wheel 1 sessions to October 6 and November 17, and mark the October one as full.”
“We just opened four membership spots. Rewrite the waitlist line to say spots are open and change the button to Sign up today.”
“Raise every firing price by two dollars and change the glaze turnaround to five days.”
“Replace the six shop pieces with the list I am pasting, and make the tenmoku swatch a darker brown.”
“Add a ninth teaching artist, Sam Okafor, who teaches porcelain on Wednesdays, and swap the artist photo for the one I uploaded.”

Design details

Four class cards

Wheel 1, Wheel 2, Handbuilding, and a one-night Date on the Wheel, each with length, price, next sessions, and what you take home. Nobody has to email to ask.

An oversized membership card

A celadon card with $120/mo set in type the size of a dinner plate, six perks, and a waitlist line that says exactly how long the wait is. Honest beats mysterious.

A firing price table

Priced by half shelf and full shelf, by bisque and glaze cone, with turnaround in the last column. The one thing every studio gets asked and almost none put online.

Eight teaching artists

One photographed portrait, one written portrait, and a compact grid of every name with a specialty. A ninth is one more list item.

A six-piece shop

Finished work as cards with a glaze swatch dot instead of a photo, so restocking is a line of text and a hex code. Prices set in the same serif as everything else.

Good to know, answered

What to wear, which clay, glaze safety, the kiln schedule, and the three-week pickup line, written once so the front desk can stop repeating it.

How it works

01

Copy it

One click puts this exact site on your account, live at your-name.hatchable.site. The code is yours — no lock-in, no "Powered by."

02

Make it yours

Connect your AI and talk: "swap in my photos," "change the name to Lupa," "rewrite the about page." It edits the real files and redeploys in seconds.

03

Point your domain

Keep the free URL forever, or put the site on your own domain when you're ready.

Start with Glaze tonight.

Free to copy, live in seconds, and every future edit is one sentence to your AI away.