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Raus aus der Stadt, idyllisch gelegen im Westen Berlins, umrandet von den lang läufigen Rieselfeldern und des Hahnebergs finden sie das Atelier Bettinelli-Keramik eine kreative Oase mit viel Platz zum Parken und um schöne Momente zu erleben und großartige Ideen in Ton umzusetzen. contact surname e-mail address phone number address subject message Submit Thanks for sending! Contact address Wilhelmstrasse 86 13953 Berlin Germany by phone +49 176 46689006 opening hours Monday to Wednesday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. or after reservation on the phone Thursday to Sunday after reservation on the phone hilda.bettinelli@gmail.com

Töpferkurse - Porzellan - Steinzeug -Raku- workshops - Kindergeburtstage-Töpferevents-Handgefertigtes - Atelier in Berlin-Unikate-Wachsfresser-Kerzenlichter-individuelles Töpfern in Spandau-Kindergruppen-Firmentöpfern-Drehkurse - Aufbaukeramik-Saggar Firing-Naked Raku- Verkauf vor Ort - individuelle Geschenke Because clay is not just clay NOTHING OFF THE RACK In my ceramics workshop in the west of Berlin, pieces that are not only unique but also functional are made with much love by hand and with different techniques and materials. Sale on-site, at markets, and soon online! My work TYPICAL BERLIN Every beginning is hard J.Siebert TYPICAL BERLIN In my pottery classes meet people who enjoy creative work, live out their passion, like to experiment, and always be surprised. Knowledge and skills are passed on to participants to realize their own ideas in clay. courses CONTACT Wilhelmstrasse 86, 13593 Berlin, Germany hilda.bettinelli@gmail.com +49 176 46689006 privacy Like conditions imprint surname e-mail address phone number address subject message Submit Thanks for sending! subscribe form Join Thanks for subscribing!

Individual presents little things that bring joy and are useful The candle recycler Very easy to use, this "candle scrap recycler" fits perfectly into our modern times. Made from stoneware, thrown on the wheel and customized. Can be used indoors and outdoors. Can be ordered in your favorite colour. Soon also online. Video Whether flower stones or soap dishes, a nice souvenir and always an eye-catcher

Want to get creative yourself? 01 Modeling courses Step by step, ceramic projects are realised in two appointments with coil-, slab- or plaster mold technique and glazed. Learn more 02 Throwing on the wheel With plenty of time to practice, fundamentals for throwing on the potter's wheel are taught. Learn more 03 Raku workshops Not only are unique pieces created, but the exciting process is also crucial. Learn more 04 Everything for children Children celebrate their birthday and either make pottery themselves or paint blanks. Preschool Groups - Holiday pottery - families. Learn more 05 Events Lively, unusual, creative and communicative group activity for companies, families, bachelors and groups of all kinds. Teamwork and lots of fun come first. Learn more

HILDA (GERTI) BETTINELLI Because I have the privilege of doing what I love every day Interview Total Regional Berlin 2022 About me As the fifth child of a German family, I was born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina. As a teenager, I was drawn back to the homeland of my ancestors and decided to move to Munich in 1984. Although I have always had a special love for art and craft, I initially chose to study tourism and worked for the German Foundation for International Development (DSE) for 10 years. There I specialized in the further training of specialists and executives from Asia, Africa, and South America. After we moved to Berlin with my family in 2002 and explored new avenues professionally, I discovered my love for clay through coincidence during a ceramics course. This awakened my original creativity and love for art, which is why I decided to redesign my life in this direction completely. The passion never left me, and since then, I have completed numerous national and international training courses; among others, advanced seminars with the sculptor Werner Haderer and workshops with established ceramists such as Peter Klube, Karin Bablok, Pietro Elia Maddalena, Rick Hensley, Fritz Rossmann, and Orietta Mengucci. I have been running my own studio since 2012, where my works are created and exhibited. In addition, I offer courses in which knowledge, experience, and a very well-equipped workshop enable individual work. I'm also regularly at art and ceramics markets (including Kunsthand Berlin, Rheinsberg Ceramics Market, Chorin Monastery, POTS & BLITZ Vienna).

For guest ceramists Without assistance For advanced € 15 per person for 2 hours Each extra hour € 5 Material and fire will be charged extra. biscuit firing: 940 °C, € 8 per kg. glaze firing : 1040°C, € 9 per kg. 1160°C, € 10 per kg. 1200°C, € 12 per kg. 1240°C, € 15 per kg. Prices depending on clay and glaze. Firing costs are calculated by weight . It is fired in a modern ROHDE ELS 330 B59cm x T72cm x H80cm. Contact Do you like the offer? Contact us for more information. First name Surname e-mail news Submit Thank you for your message!

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user guide Place the remains of the candle close to the wick in the upper bowl and light it The wax will start to melt, forming a small lake in the middle. The wick should stick out just above the melted wax. This avoids flickering and sooting of the flame. The flame is then regulated by the amount of wax melted. Add wax in time to be able to enjoy the calm light for a long time without having to tighten the wick. The wick should only be tightened after the wax has been used up. It is best to use pliers to help. Alternatively, you can simply screw in the wick from below Do not leave unattended!

MY WORK Potpourri 01 Cast porcelain The pure porcelain of the outer and inner layers gives the pieces a special luminosity, which is underlined by the selected color combination and original shapes. gallery 02 Thrown porcelain The black and white porcelain is thrown on the wheel and conveys images of nature that let the imagination run wild (neriage technique). gallery 03 Luminous and noble Thin paper-rice-porcelain tea lights that are as thin as eggshells and through which warm light shines. 04 The Raku Fire With its origins in Japan in the 16th century, thrown and freely moulded works are fired in a gas furnace, taken out of the furnace red hot and fired with sawdust. Glaze cracks and unique traces of smoke and soot appear. Due to the variety of techniques, playing with fire is always a surprise. learn more 05 Stoneware sculptures Basic forms are created by building up with bead and plate technology from self-mixed clay powder and fireclay of different grain sizes. The structure is altered by holes and material breakage during a slow drying process. Coffee beans, grains, wood, metal, glass, oxides now create rough or smooth surfaces that create contrasts. With engobes and oxides processed and then waxed. gallery 06 Individual presents Small gifts that bring joy and are useful wax eater flower stones flowers traffic lights candle lights soap dishes teapots, cups and so on learn more