A calm, creative, and meditative ceramic experience
A quiet, hands-on, and grounding process, suitable for both small and larger groups.
This workshop is like a gentle pause — a moment to slow down and create with your hands. From a single piece of clay, you will form a small vessel for everyday use: a bowl or a tea cup.
We work seated together around a large shared table, creating a relaxed, open atmosphere that naturally invites conversation and connection.
How does the workshop unfold?
A short introduction to the ceramic studio
An overview of the ceramic-making process
Hands-on creating at the table
Each participant forms their own vessel from grey stoneware clay, decorating it with wooden stamps.
All pieces are finished with our beige Stone Collection glaze (like pictured).
The process is clean — no special clothing needed.
Please note: short fingernails are important for working comfortably.
What happens after the workshop?
After drying, firing, and glazing, your finished piece will be delivered by courier (DPD).
All pieces are:
This workshop is especially well suited for:
creative birthday celebrations
family or relatives’ get-togethers
spending meaningful time with friends
work teams and company away days
guests from abroad as a local cultural experience
Practical Information
⏳ Duration: 1 hour
👥 Group size: 4–20 participants
💶 Price:
Organisational Details
Payment on site is possible in cash only, or in advance via our website
We are a registered company and can issue invoices for businesses
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the workshop suitable for children?
Yes — we suggest ages 5+
Languages available:
Latvian · English · Russian
Who leads the workshop?
Oksana Berķe (LV / RU)
Laima Piliņa (EN)
More than a workshop
This is not only a chance to make your first ceramic piece —
it is an experience where hands move more slowly than the mind, and every gesture reminds us how natural it is to create.
If you feel curious to try something new, to touch the material, and to create with your hands — this workshop is a beautiful beginning.
Welcome to Laima Ceramics studio — in the Rundāle countryside.
A calm, creative, and meditative ceramic experience
A quiet, hands-on, and grounding process, suitable for both small and larger groups.
This workshop is like a gentle pause — a moment to slow down and create with your hands. From a single piece of clay, you will form a small vessel for everyday use: a bowl or a tea cup.
We work seated together around a large shared table, creating a relaxed, open atmosphere that naturally invites conversation and connection.
How does the workshop unfold?
A short introduction to the ceramic studio
An overview of the ceramic-making process
Hands-on creating at the table
Each participant forms their own vessel from grey stoneware clay, decorating it with wooden stamps.
All pieces are finished with our beige Stone Collection glaze (like pictured).
The process is clean — no special clothing needed.
Please note: short fingernails are important for working comfortably.
What happens after the workshop?
After drying, firing, and glazing, your finished piece will be delivered by courier (DPD).
All pieces are:
This workshop is especially well suited for:
creative birthday celebrations
family or relatives’ get-togethers
spending meaningful time with friends
work teams and company away days
guests from abroad as a local cultural experience
Practical Information
⏳ Duration: 1 hour
👥 Group size: 4–20 participants
💶 Price:
Organisational Details
Payment on site is possible in cash only, or in advance via our website
We are a registered company and can issue invoices for businesses
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the workshop suitable for children?
Yes — we suggest ages 5+
Languages available:
Latvian · English · Russian
Who leads the workshop?
Oksana Berķe (LV / RU)
Laima Piliņa (EN)
More than a workshop
This is not only a chance to make your first ceramic piece —
it is an experience where hands move more slowly than the mind, and every gesture reminds us how natural it is to create.
If you feel curious to try something new, to touch the material, and to create with your hands — this workshop is a beautiful beginning.
Welcome to Laima Ceramics studio — in the Rundāle countryside.
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