Sagada Pottery
A wood-fired pottery studio on the west side of town, where you can watch pottery being thrown and fired, sign up to make your own, and buy rustic ceramic souvenirs.
Sagada Pottery was founded by a local potter and uses local clay and wood-fired kilns. Its rustic works focus mainly on cups, bowls and tea sets. Visitors can watch the throwing and glazing processes, and for a fee try throwing a piece themselves. Finished works can be shipped to you. The studio is about a 15-minute walk west of the town center, making it suitable for rainy days or a relaxed outing after cave exploration. Opening hours are subject to on-site confirmation.
Opening hours
About 08:00–17:00 (check on site)
Nearby sights
- Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Sagada
- Sagada Weaving
- Bokong Falls
- Sagada Hanging Coffins (Echo Valley)
- Lake Danum
- Lumiang Burial Cave & Cave Connection
- Kiltepan Viewpoint
- Sumaguing Cave