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Verified Aizkraukles nov., Zemgale

Melnās keramikas ceplis “Bānītis”

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Ināra and Guntis Ozoliņš’s family workshop in Daudzese, making black smoke-fired clay ware: they tell the story behind the vessels and show how they are made, and run clay workshops during the tourist season. Book your visit.

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What to expect

  • All materials included
  • No experience needed
  • Take your work home

Good to know

Address
“Zvirbuļi”, Daudzeva, Daudzeses pagasts, Aizkraukles nov.
Season
All year
Price
Prices on the business website
Kids
No
Indoors
Yes
Outdoors
Yes

Details checked: October 2026. For current prices and opening hours, see the business website. Source: visitaizkraukle.lv.

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