Space for Clay

The rami ceramics studio is located in a charming old building on Volkertplatz in Vienna's 2nd district.

The communal workroom includes comfortable workstations for working with clay, electric pottery wheels, pottery and modelling tools, rimming wheels, glazing utensils, glazes and engobes.

Of course, you can also purchase a variety of clays and use our kilns.

Find a ceramics course

rami teachers

Our course teachers and assistants are very knowledgeable in the field of ceramics. Here you are in the best hands to get to know ceramics or to deepen your acquired knowledge.

  • Jacob Bartmann

    Ceramics as a material has accompanied Jacob since his time as a stove builder. When throwing on the wheel, Jacob creates both small series of studio ceramics but also focuses on artistic works.

    Jacob on Instagram 

  • Lukas Frühwirth

    Lukas has been part of the rami team for several years. When he started working at the studio, he completely immersed in ceramics. Lukas likes to experiment and loves showing other people how to make pottery.

    Lukas on Instagram 

  • Claude Leeb

    Claude prefers to work with self-mixed engobes and sgraffito techniques. She has been teaching ceramics for many years and appreciates the creative process in all its forms.

    Claude on Instagram 

  • Lena Reiffenstuhl

    Lena is our queen of glazing - you can meet her at our glazing sessions. Of course, she also teaches courses on the wheel or hand-building. She has a wonderful affinity for great shapes and beautiful surfaces.

    Lena on Instagram 

the rami Studio team

Someone from our studio team is always present during rami studio opening hours.

Would you like to buy clay, fire your pieces or book courses? The team will advise and assist you.

the rami management team

In 2018, Kate, Teresa and Anouk founded the rami ceramics studio to create a feel-good place for ceramics in Vienna. Mira joined in 2019 and has completed the management team since then.

We are not only connected by the rami itself, but also by our long-standing friendship.

We look forward to welcoming you to the studio soon!

philosophy

rami is not only a place for individual creative work, but also a place that is concerned with social impact and intercultural and interdisciplinary exchange. Community is very important in our studio because we can all only win through exchange.

It is important to us to make ceramics more accessible to everyone. This is exactly why we have our rami solidarity course and co-making places. These are spots for people who otherwise could not afford ceramics - all costs are covered by us. If you are interested, send an email to hello@rami-ceramics.com!