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This was such a unique experience and definitely something I wouldn’t have thought to do in Athens. What made it even more special was hearing about the generations of the family who have been involved in sculpting and art. You could really feel the history and passion behind the craft. Mateo was a fantastic instructor. He was patient, encouraging, and made the experience fun regardless of your artistic ability. Not everyone in our group was naturally artistic, but everyone still had a great time and left with something they could be proud of. It was also really cool learning about the family's work on Assassin’s Creed and seeing the connection between their traditional craftsmanship and modern entertainment. And the wine cellar area was an unexpected surprise and added another layer to the experience. It was a really cool setting for something that felt both educational and hands-on. If you're looking for something different from the typical Athens sightseeing experience, I highly recommend this. You get to learn about Greek art and craftsmanship, try sculpting yourself, hear some incredible family history, and have a genuinely fun experience along the way.

This was one of the highlights of my trip to Athens. The pottery class was relaxed, fun, and welcoming from start to finish. We got to sculpt our own little heads, which was a really unique and creative experience, even for complete beginners. The host was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful throughout the session. They took the time to explain each step, offered guidance whenever needed, and created a friendly atmosphere where everyone felt comfortable. If you’re looking for a memorable, hands-on activity in Athens, I would highly recommend this pottery workshop. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!

This was so fun and relaxing! I highly recommend this for groups of friends and couples! We aren’t artistic but we’re able to create adorable sculptures.

Really interesting thing to do, I'm not experienced at all but managed to turn out a piece of clay sculpture to take home under the tutor's guidance. Great surroundings and a little explanation of the history and context before we began. The time passed very swiftly! Definitely recommend

This experience—learning how to make a Hermes mask with Manos, a master artist—was one of the highlights of our trip to Greece. It was fun, funny, relaxing, and memorable, and it resulted in our best souvenirs. We all discovered that we need more art-making in our lives. And I am not only referring to the Hermes masks we made, but also the original jewelry we bought there as well. I HIGHLY recommend this for your next trip to Athens! Ευχαριστώ, Μανος!

Very personable experience and professional, and neat things to learn about interesting sculptures, and history about Greece

This was a fantastic experience! Very friendly and patient guidance. He took us step by step and I love what I made! It’s definitely worth doing if you have time and enjoy art!

Manos is a kind and patient teacher and very talented. In the first minutes you get to see how ancients used the pottery you see in all the museums and how they made wine. Then, in the simplest to follow classes I have ever taken, I sculpted a delightful little Greek god-ish likeness. Anyone, even the art timid people, can be happy getting their hands in clay (from Crete) and making a new treasure. It's the most relaxing and fulfilling activity to participate in... Learning one of the most ancient of all arts from human history, from one of the masters. ❤️

What an awesome experience! Manos is a wealth of knowledge - so patient and kind. He truly made this one of a kind experience effortless and fun for our family! Highly recommend this to anyone wanting to experience a piece of Ancient Greek artistry!

The owner Manos is the third generation of family sculptors. They put together a very unique and creative experience. My family enjoyed it. We learned his way that allowed us to work together but we each created unit clay head sculpture of “Hermes”