Ceramic workshop in Madrid
Learn pottery wheel, hand modeling and decorative techniques in a careful space, with small groups and classes for all levels.
Rámica is a ceramics workshop in La Latina, Madrid Centro, where you can start from scratch, improve your technique or develop your own projects with personalized accompaniment.
Ceramic summer course in Madrid
learn ceramics in a Intensive course of 4 sessions in small groups.
We work with high-temperature stoneware, a durable and durable material, with all the materials, enamels and cooking included.
An experience designed for beginners and experienced students who want to develop their technique in a quiet environment with Personalized accompaniment.
Find your pottery class
Ceramic Initiation Workshop
Your first contact with ceramics. necessary before regular classes.
- 2.5 hour single session
- Intro to pottery wheel and Open Studio
- reduced group
- Optional cooking: +15€ (up to 3 pieces) — It is decided after the session.
Pottery wheel
Center, shape and create functional pieces on the pottery wheel – all levels.
- 2 hours per week
- max. 6 participants
- Personalized attention
Open studio
Manual construction, decorative techniques and own projects – with access to the pottery wheel for those who already have a base.
- · 2 hours per week
- · max. 8 participants
- · all levels
Open Studio
autonomous. For experienced potters.
- 8 sessions per month (3 hours each)
- Includes a white clay bag
- Use of glazes included
- Cooking not included Additional clay available for purchase
€200 / month
Classes for children
A creative space for children from 7 to 14 years old to explore mud through play and guided learning.
- Weekly sessions of 1 hour
- max. 6 participants
private workshops
A shared experience for couples, friends or teams. Celebrations, outings or just try something new together.
- 2–3 people: €70 / person
- 4–8 people: €65 / person
- 9 or more: €60 / person
A workshop designed to learn real ceramics
We work exclusively with high-temperature stoneware – Durable, non-porous and dishwasher safe. They are not objects you keep. They are the ones you use every day.
Six on the pottery wheel, eight in Open studio. A group small enough to meet you and accompany your process.
Whether you’ve never touched mud or for years on the pottery wheel, here’s a place. The same study, different paths.
Classes are taught in Spanish, English and Hebrew So you can learn and enjoy the process in the language you feel most comfortable with.
A ceramics workshop in La Latina
Rámica is on Calle de la Ribera de Curtidores, in the heart of Madrid And a few minutes from La Latina, Puerta de Toledo, Ambassadors and Lavapiés.
The workshop has differentiated areas for pottery wheel, hand modeling, decoration and self-employment. A spacious, bright and careful space, designed to learn calmly, focus on the process and share the work with other students.
Here you will find the equipment and materials necessary to start from scratch, improve your technique or develop your own ceramic projects.
How to get started in Rámica
Consult the different modalities and choose the one that best fits your level, your interests and the time you want to dedicate to ceramics.
Select the date or time available and confirm your place directly from the web.
Come to the workshop and we will accompany you during the process, whether it is your first time or if you already have experience working with mud.
The hands behind Rámica
My name is Ravit Zafrani. I’ve been working with ceramics since 2018, when I first sat down in front of a pottery wheel in a small Tel Aviv studio and I didn’t want to leave.
later I deepened my practice at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, where I studied pottery wheel, hand modeling, enamel chemistry and cooking techniques. Over the years I have worked as a teacher and director of studies, creating structured, personal and craft-centered learning environments.
I have lived in Madrid since 2023. Rámica is what I came here to build.
Classes in Rámica are taught in Spanish, English and Hebrew.
Pieces created in Rámica
Each piece begins with an idea, hands and a little mud.
Discover some of the work done in the workshop: bowls, mugs, jars, pots and personal projects created around or using hand modeling techniques.








What our students think of ceramic classes
EXCELENTE A base de 4 reseñas Publicado en Google Eylon MillerTrustindex verifica que la fuente original de la reseña sea Google. Publicado en Google frank fernandez chevarriaTrustindex verifica que la fuente original de la reseña sea Google. Hice mi primer curso de cerámica en el estudio Rámica aquí en Madrid y ha sido, sin duda, una de las mejores experiencias que he tenido. Desde el primer momento todo fue impecable; Ravit es una persona encantadora que te guía con mucha paciencia y profesionalidad, además es todo muy relajado y te sientes muy bien. El ambiente en el estudio es fantástico, es grande y tiene varios espacios. Si estás buscando un lugar donde aprender, desconectar, os recomiendo al 100%. Repetiré seguro en mi próxima visita a Madrid.Publicado en Google Or GayerTrustindex verifica que la fuente original de la reseña sea Google. Publicado en Google Shaked ErezTrustindex verifica que la fuente original de la reseña sea Google. The perfect ceramics studio in the perfect location. Everything is new, beautiful, and so aesthetic. The ambient is really fun and Ravit is incredibly talented and kind:) really recommend paying a visit
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How to get to Rámica
Rámica is on Calle de la Ribera de Curtidores, next to La Latina and a few minutes from Puerta de Toledo, Ambassadors and Lavapiés.
A central and well connected location to come to ceramic classes, specific workshops or pottery wheel sessions from different neighborhoods of Madrid.
C/ de la Ribera de Tanners, 25
Center, 28005 Madrid
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Rámica open?
Rámica will open its doors in June 2026, in our new premises on Calle de la Ribera de Curtidores, in La Latina. Those enrolled in the waiting list will receive the exact opening date and will have priority access to the reservations.
Do I need previous experience?
No previous experience needed. Most of the students start with our initiation workshop, a two and a half hour session designed for absolute beginners. From there, you can continue with lathe or open studio classes.
In which languages are the classes taught?
Classes are offered in Spanish, English and Hebrew. You can indicate your preference by joining the waiting list or when booking.
What does the monthly membership include?
It depends on the type of membership you choose:
Lathe and open studio: A 2-hour weekly session with materials and cooking included. Open studio members with previous experience around also have access to the lathe during their sessions.
free study (For people with experience who work independently): Up to 24 hours of access per month (in 3-hour sessions). Includes a mud bag and use of enamels. Cookings and additional mud are paid separately.
What about the pieces I do?
All the pieces you create are yours. They will be biscuits, glazed by you and baked at high temperature. The whole process usually takes between 3 and 4 weeks.
What if I miss a class?
If you cancel at least 24 hours in advance, you can change your class to another session available within the same month. The change is subject to availability and is limited to a maximum of two recoveries per month. Classes not rescheduled within the same month cannot be retrieved.
Can I cancel my membership?
Yes. Memberships are automatically renewed each month by secure online payment. You can cancel it at any time at least 30 days before the next billing cycle. Once the new cycle has started, the payment is not refundable.
Where exactly is the study?
Calle de la Ribera de Curtidores, 25 La Latina, 28005 Madrid. Just 5 minutes walk from the La Latina metro and 8 minutes from Tirso de Molina.
How does the payment work?
Memberships are billed monthly and renewed automatically by secure online payment. All payments are made online.
Are the materials included?
It depends on the modality. Classes include the materials and services indicated in each reservation. A white mud bag is included in a free studio, while cooking is paid separately.
Rámica is the workshop I always dreamed of. It all started the first time I sat in front of a pottery wheel and felt at home.
Over time I understood that working with clay changes something in you. Slows you down. brings you to the present moment. Connect your hands, your mind and the material.
After eight years teaching and directing workshops, he was clear about what was missing: small groups, quality craftsmanship, real calm and a true community.
Find your ceramics class in Madrid Centro
Whether you want to try ceramics for the first time or if you are looking for a space where you can continue developing your technique, in Rámica you will find a class adapted to your level.
Check the available modalities and book your place online.
Classes in Spanish, Spanish and Hebrew · Small groups · Madrid Centro
