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BKLYN Clay is inviting pottery enthusiasts to roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty.

Whether you’re looking for a unique date idea or just want to try something new, the studio’s weekend one-day try classes are perfect for beginners.

Those who catch the pottery bug can sign up for a membership to continue creating 24/7.

For those who want to unwind while they work, BKLYN Clay also has a bar serving beer and wine.

“Grab a glass of wine, learn about the wheel, make a mess, have some fun,” said Laura Vogel, operations director of BKLYN Clay. “It’s really just about the experience… Mostly you’re going to make a mess, but you’re going to have a whole lot of fun doing it.”

BKLYN Clay offers workshops, group classes and private sessions for those looking to dive deeper into the craft.

The studio recently expanded, opening a new location in Tribeca.