Eugenia Burlacenco began to learn the art of pottery at the young age of five. Now the craftswoman specializes in creating decorative ceramic objects, made of white, glazed clay. You can easily recognize Elena’s works by noticing their elegance and finesse, as the craftswoman usually decorates the upper part of her works with figurines, birds and butterflies in pastel colors. She can offer you a refined gift for any occasion.
Tiuricov Anatolie
Sârbu Nadia
Atelier “Burlacenco Eugenia”
“Scutelnic Brothers” Artistic Pottery and Pottery Workshop
The emblem of the Scutelnic brothers is a house, a motiff that is found in many works of craftsmen. At the same time, their collections also outline the theme of wine that takes the form of figurines, presses, jugs or wine mugs. The brothers have adjusted their techniques to meet the visitors who visit them often, namely, they have adopted a minimalist style to allow tourists to take a small souvenir home with them, even with bags already full.
UNIC Shopping Center
Оnuță Adrian
Planeta Moldova Hand Made
If you are ready to get rid of boredom, we recommend spending a few inspiring hours at a pottery masterclass hosted by Carolina and Ruslan Grimovici, right in the heart of the capital. The craftsmen organize workshops for everyone, and most often the children who come here step on their doorstep to develop their creativity and spend their time in an interesting way, giving life to clay.
Ceramica Triboi handcrafting Center
At the “Ceramica Triboi” Center you can participate in a pottery master class with master Zaharia who learned this art 30 years ago, but also his son Adrian, who is committed to combining old pottery traditions with modern and minimalist trends. In Ciorești you can admire the collection of handicrafts, buy or order a personalized clay creation. The center also has a restaurant where visitors can enjoy delicious traditional dishes.
House of potter Vasilii Goncear
The talent and passion for the art of pottery is passed down from generation to generation in the family of Vasilii Gonciari, who in turn inherited the occupation from his father. Vasilii managed to gather a huge collection of ceramic elements at his workshop in Hoginești. Here tourists come to admire the clay objects, including the largest clay jug in the region measuring over two meters, but also to participate in master classes organized by the talented craftsman.