It includes courses for absolute beginners as well as workshops for experienced advanced students. Surface decoration is emphasised in our new courses, which introduce a whole range of new techniques. Colourful tile making in deep relief and large-scale decorative-usefull ceramics are offered here for the first time.

• Throwing and turning, hand building, modelling, press moulding and simple mould making
• Decorative techniques including brushwork, stencils, resists, coloured inlay, slips and glazes
• Courses devoted specifically to earthenware
• Glazing
• Functional tableware
• Sculptural forms and vessels, including those on an animal theme
• Pots, dishes, vases, figures and large-scale ceramic sculptures
• Tiles

The Studio has expandede its mission, changed its name and opened own area for public. Artist IVAN PANOV has a working clay studio for ceramics enthusiasts and advanced students. There are lectures, workshops, master classes and symposia.

Remember you have a chance to get your own hands dirty!!!

Sincerelly
Ceramic Studio Prague

Main Phone Numbers: +420 606655019 For general information (non-stop)

E-mail addresses:
info@ceramic-studio.net - For information in English, German
ana@ceramic-studio.net - For information in Serbian, Croatian
ivan@ceramic-studio.net - For information in Czech, Bulgarian

Hours:
Monday to Friday    10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Saturday, Sunday    10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.

Closed on Christmas day and 1st January

From The Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) or Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí) – go on Národní Třída street (Hypermarket TESCO) and take N.18 tram directly to Bratři Synků Square (Náměstí Bratři Synků). Walk throught Na Zámecké street and turn right on Ctiradova street.

From The Lesser Town Square (Malostranské náměstí) – take 22 or 23 tram to National Theatre (Národní Divadlo), then N.18 tram to Bratři Synků Square (Náměstí Bratři Synků). Walk throught Na Zámecké street and turn right on Ctiradova street.

*Also You can use N.6, 7 or 24 tram to Otakarova station.

By Car

From direction Brno, České Budějovice – take Podolí Pankrác Exit and turn right on Na Pankráci street. Drive about 500 metres and turn right on Táborská street. At the end of Táborská street turn left on Nuselská street, then turn to the 1st street right to Vlastislavova. At the end of Vlastislavova street turn left on Ctiradova street.

From direction Teplice – take Hlávkův Bridge (Hlávkův most) to Wilsonova street. Drive to direction Brno. Take Pankrác Exit and turn right on Na Pankráci street. Drive about 500 metres and turn right on Táborská street. At the end of Táborská street turn left on Nuselská street, then turn to the 1st street right to Vlastislavova. At the end of Vlastislavova street turn left on Ctiradova street.

From direction Pilsen (Plzeň), Karlovy Vary – take Barrandovský Bridge (Barrandovský Bridge) to highway Jižní spojka. Drive to Krč Exit, then také Na strži street(direction to Pankrác). Turn left on Na Pankráci street and drive about 500 metres and turn right on Táborská street. At the end of Táborská street turn left on Nuselská street, then turn to the 1st street right to Vlastislavova. At the end of Vlastislavova street turn left on Ctiradova street.

From direction Liberec, Hradec Králové – take Štěrboholská spojka, then Jižní spojka to Exit Vršovice. Drive through Chodovská street, turn left on U Plynárny street and drive to Nuselská street about 1,5 kilometres. Turn right on Vlastislavova street. At the end of Vlastislavova street turn left on Ctiradova street.

Parking information

Free parking is available near our Studio.

Try to feel a clay
The potter´s wheel is very interesting. You can make any kind of pot or dish. Take a fun with us. In that case we prepare for you special comfortable wears.

Surprise yourself or family
The Ceramic Studio shop offer to you special and original souvenirs for adults and kids.

Make a Day of it
You don´t need to leave the Studio to take a coffy, tee or beer. Enjoy a break at Cafe Express or in our Library.

History of Prague

Prague is situated in the heart of Europe, on a place that has been an interection of continental merchant routes since time immemorial. It was the seat of Czech princes and kings from the tenth century A.D. In the middle of the 14th.century, Prague was the centre of the Holy Roman Empire and Europe´s third largest city in terms of population. As part of the Hapsburg monarchy, Prague remained the capital of Czech lands, which became the strongest part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in terms of economy during the 19th century.

Prague was developing as an important centre where Czech, German and Jewish cultures met and mingled. Following the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic in 1918, Prague became the metropolis of the new country.

Prague is the seat of the top-level legislative, administrative and political bodies of the country- the parliament, government and president, and the most important social, cultural and educational institutions reside here. The city is the entrance gate to the Czech Republic.

Main monuments of Prague

• Prague Castle with the Cathedral of St.Vitus, Wenceslas and Adalbert
• Vyšehrad and the National Cemetery with the Slavin monument
• The Old Town Square and the Old Town Hall with the Horologe
• Wenceslas Square with the National Museum and the monument of St.Wenceslas
• Charles Bridge with the bridge towers and the statues of the saints
• The Powder Tower and the Municipal House
• Old New Synagogue and the Old Jewish Cemetery