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If you turn a piece of Polish pottery upside down, you will likely see a stamp, text and possibly numbers. What can you actually learn from it? We will help you with this in the following text.

We mainly enjoy our home collection of polish pottery in the summer. We constantly tend to take out our camera or phones and take pictures of the beauty. Especially in our garden when it's nice and we can eat outside. Get inspired by our photos. Read more

The oldest mention of Boleslawiec pottery is from 1380. The oldest preserved vessel is a bottle from 1640. The greatest expansion of production and at the same time changes in production processes took place during the 19th century. In the second half of the 19th century, Boleslavie pottery began to be decorated with colored stamps. More >>

Dishes can be prepared in ovens and microwave ovens, they can be washed in a dishwasher, but they are also easy to wash by hand. Polish Pottery is very resistant to beating and scratching. Only environmentally friendly paints and glazes are used in production, so the dishes are completely safe for contact with food. More >>

The majority of our products are from Ceramika Artystyczna. It is a cooperative that was established in 1950 from the pre-war factory Paul und Sohn operating between 1893 and 1945 and it continues the best traditions of local craft in a truly universal way. More>>

The production process of each piece represents a lot of hours of artistic and professional handicraft. The vessel made of clay goes through a lengthy process of drying, processing and firing at temperatures up to 1270 ° C. Ceramics are decorated with a specific stamping technique and it can take several hours to decorate one piece. As all products are handmade, there are minor deviations among individual products that make each piece unique. More >>