Ceramics of Estonia

City centre, Tallinn

Estonian Design House, in the Solaris Keskus at Estonia pst 9 in Tallinn, sells Estonian-made furniture, lighting, ceramics, textiles, glass, clothing, knitwear and jewelry, including an exclusive line from designers Tarmo Luisk, Reet Aus, Craftory, Harri Ehrlich and Kelpman Textile. It is run by the non-profit Estonian Designers Association (MTÜ Eesti Disainerite Liit) under CEO Kirke Tatar.

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Tallinn / Estonia

Tucked into a small courtyard at Vene 6 in Tallinn's Old Town, this studio and gallery brings together eight ceramic artists who make their pieces on site and sell them directly to visitors. The space also runs weekly pottery workshops for beginners and one-time group sessions, bookable by phone.

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Rotermanni 14, 10111 Tallinn / Estonia

A shop bringing together Estonian clothing, jewelry, ceramics and home design.

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Tallinn / Estonia

TEKE Keraamika Pood sells handmade pottery, jewelry, and home ceramics from its shop on Tallinn's Telliskivi Creative City grounds, keeping posted hours seven days a week. The shop, run by Keraamika Galerii OU, also offers gift cards and ceramics courses alongside its direct online store for orders.

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Estonia

Elika Hunt Keraamika sells handmade ceramics such as teapots, cups, bowls, pitchers and spoons, including pieces like the Tass METSASÜDA and the Külgsangaga teekann RAHU teapot. The shop, at Koidu 84 in Tallinn, lists 176 products across 11 categories including 35 teapots and 29 tea accessories.

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