About ewers artisan studio

After five years of fulltime training as a ceramic artist, I now work from my studio in rural Bavaria. My practice centers on wheel-thrown functional stoneware and a matte glaze finish.

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This year’s production is officially wrapped up, the studio is as clean as it can possibly be, and the final preparations for Sunday’s open studio day are underway. It’s been a beautiful and exhausting year and I’m really lo
A new plate shape that I've tried and glazed in a warm white glaze. . . . . . . . . #tableware #tablewaredesign #handmadeceramics
Open Studio Day Next Sunday, we’re opening the doors of our workshop for you! Drop by, take a peek behind the scenes, and discover where and how our handcrafted pieces come to life. You can also browse a selection of lovingly made items. And to
Mug and saucer in a fur-like glaze. I really love this design, even though I’ll adjust the size of the cup a little next time, as the diameter could be slightly larger. I tested this glaze for quite a while, and I’m excited to finally add
Meine Keramik (und mich) findet ihr demnächst hier: 22.November - 23. Dezember: Pop-Up Store Urknall, Altstadt 192 LANDSHUT 29.November: Wintermarkt Impact Hub, Gotzinger Str. 8 MÜNCHEN 14.Dezember: Tag der offenen Werkstatt, Wiesenweg
Light speckled bowl, the first and hopefully the last time I forgot to write down the recipe. The past few weeks I’ve been busy making things for the Christmas markets. Wheel-throwing production is now finished, and all that’s left is gl
Lidded boxes in speckled glaze.
Danke, Landshut! What a wonderful weekend at the Landshut Haferlmarkt that has been. I’m still overwhelmed by all the warm encounters, heartfelt conversations, and the amazing feedback you gave me about my ceramics. A heartfelt thank-you to ea
How time flies. Summer went by quickly this year, didn't it? The first few weeks after completing my Master Craftsman’s Certificate have been spent making pottery for my first ceramics market in my hometown Landshut this weekend. One of the
A composition of plates and bowls glazed in black and apricot. The light pouring through the window reminds of ripples on water. Photographing the finished ceramics is always a joy and a reward after all the steps and work that led to this point. .
Jug in light blue. . . . . . . . . . #intotheblue #blue #blueglaze #mattglaze #handmadepottery #jug #contemporarycraft #contemporarydesign
This teapot was made partly by hand-building and partly thrown on the wheel. When it first came out of the kiln after the bisque firing, I wasn’t sure how I felt about the shape. But after some time, and especially once it was glazed, it has be
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