Step into the world of ceramics and experience the joy of creating with your hands! Inspiration strikes, but how do you bring your ideas to life? Don’t worry – our experienced team will guide you every step of the way, providing both ceramic expertise and a relaxed atmosphere.

Ceramics is one of the oldest crafts, and to this day, we love shaping functional objects with our hands. So roll up your sleeves and join us in sculpting a handmade lemon squeezer – perfect for refreshing summer drinks, freshly squeezed lemonade, or a splash of citrus in your cocktail. And to make the creative process even more enjoyable, each participant will receive a glass of Aperol Spritz as part of the experience.

We can’t wait to see you there!

+ What You Will Do
In this class, you will sculpt your own lemon squeezer using the traditional hand-building technique. Under the guidance of our skilled ceramicists, you’ll learn how to combine form and function to create a truly unique piece. Whether it’s for homemade lemonade, cocktails, or fresh dressings, your handmade lemon squeezer will become an essential kitchen tool.

Your finished piece will be professionally fired at 960°C and coated with a transparent glaze before a second firing at 1200°C. After 3 weeks, your lemon squeezer will be ready for pickup – dishwasher-safe and fully functional.

Want to personalize your piece with color? You can book an optional glazing workshop for € 25. We’ll notify you when your piece is ready to be glazed.

+ No Experience Needed
This class is perfect for everyone – no prior experience required!

+ Course Schedule
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday in German
Thursday in English

+ Duration – 2.5h
Class size is limited to 18 participants. The price includes all materials, instructions, firing of your masterpiece, and a glass of Aperol Spritz. For an additional fee, we can also ship your finished piece anywhere in the EU.

+ Location: NEUBAU
Westbahnstraße 18, 1070 Vienna

+ Course Fee
€75

+ Language
This course is taught in German, but our instructors also speak English if needed. If you prefer an English class, take a look at our “Wine&Clay” session on Thursdays in Neubau.