Nestled in the heart of the village, the ceramics studio was created as a quiet retreat for making — a place where time slows down and creativity can unfold naturally. It is a space designed for immersion: to work with clay, reconnect with the rhythm of the hands, and rediscover the simple pleasure of creating and a sense of inner balance.

The studio occupies the ground floor of a historic stone building, carefully restored with respect for its original character. The renovation, supported in part by the PNRR – Investment 2.2, funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU (CUP Code: H17B2200034004), followed a conservation approach using only natural and traditional materials — wood, stone, lime, and cocciopesto — allowing the spirit of the place to remain intact.

Inside, the studio is intimate yet fully equipped: six Shimpo pottery wheels, a Rohde top-loading electric kiln, a large communal worktable for up to ten people, a spray booth, and all the tools needed to work with clay comfortably and safely.

Designed to host small groups, workshops, and creative retreats, the space offers a calm and welcoming atmosphere throughout the year — warm in winter, cool in summer — where participants can focus, experiment, and share the experience of making together.