What Ceramics Art Studio Budva is known for
Ceramics Art Studio Budva grew from Elena Yasinovsky's pottery hobby, which began in 2013. The studio sells ceramic pieces and offers pottery activities for adults and children through individual or group sessions. Clay sales and studio coworking sit alongside the workshops at Žrtava fašizma 61 in Budva.
Elena Yasinovsky opened Ceramics Art Studio in Budva in 2013. It began as a hobby and became her profession. The studio still reads that way: a working room where pieces are made, rather than a shop with a kiln out of sight somewhere.
The studio sells its own ceramics. The teaching, though, is the larger part of what it does. Pottery workshops and courses run for adults and for children, as private sessions or in groups. The classes are open to complete beginners as readily as to people who have handled clay before.
The range of what can be booked is wider than most studios attempt. Birthday celebrations are hosted here, gift vouchers are sold, and there is a pottery wheel session built for couples.
What the studio says about the work is worth taking at face value. Clay develops creativity and an individual style, and making something by hand is a calm process. That is the argument for booking a session rather than buying a finished piece. In a town as seasonal as Budva, it is also the more memorable purchase.
Best for — Ceramics and adult or children’s pottery workshops in Budva
Budva, Montenegro
Where next
- Imse Studios — Stockholm
- Chilmark Pottery — United States
- Mikame Gallery — Bled
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