The Riga Porcelain Museum invites you to indulge in your creativity this January by crafting openwork porcelain decorations with your own hands. You will work with cast porcelain in a variety of colors, including white, soft blue, or dark blue. Let your imagination soar as you create unique ornamental patterns!

Using pre-prepared blisters filled with cast porcelain, you can design delicate patterns on a plaster base. After drying and firing at 1250°C, these will transform into beautiful, fragile porcelain ornaments. The museum provides plaster molds prepared by artists, into which you can press the tinted porcelain mass. Within minutes, you will have a decoration featuring nature-inspired images, animals, snowflakes, or even blank earrings and pendants. These porcelain creations will make a unique souvenir, perfect for gifting or as a decorative piece.

Museum educators will assist you in bringing your vision to life and will handle the post-processing of your creation, including glazing and firing. After firing, your jewelry will acquire the distinctive qualities of porcelain—brilliant color and shine. This workshop offers a wonderful opportunity to spend time with family and friends. It is open to visitors of all ages, starting from school-age children, and is accessible to people with special needs.

The workshop will be led by museum educators Vita Lukstiņa and Astra Kaprāne.

The workshop is available from January 2 to 31, Tuesday to Saturday. The participation fee is 9.00 EUR.

Pre-registration is required by phone at +371 26406354 or by email at rpmdarbnica@riga.lv, available daily from 11:30 AM to 5:30 PM (except Mondays and Sundays).

Publicity photo by Gvido Kajons.