Handcrafted stoneware and raku ceramics – freely thrown one-of-a-kind pieces, columns and stelae from Lich
Töpferei Ursula Starke
LichNew on Amplifa
About the Pottery
The Töpferei Ursula Starke in Lich produced ceramics entirely by hand. The product focus was freely thrown stoneware, characterized by high fracture and edge strength. In addition to stoneware, raku ceramics as well as crafted columns and stelae were created. The workshop with sales operation was a sole proprietorship run by ceramicist Ursula Starke. After 45 years in the profession, the pottery closed permanently on 20.12.2024.
- Site
- Lich
- Processes
- Ceramic pottery / free throwing (raku, columns and stelae), Production of freely thrown stoneware (product focus), Raku ceramics, Columns and stelae
- Materials
- Stoneware, Raku
- Industries
- Arts and crafts / Ceramics
- 01
Free throwing of stoneware
- 02
Raku firing
- 03
Sales in the workshop
Materials and Processes
Stoneware
Freely thrown stoneware with high fracture and edge strength as the product focus.
Raku
Raku process for solid-color and CRAQUELÉE ceramics.
Locations
Lich
DEPottery / Workshop / Sales
- Materials
- Stoneware
Ceramics
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ceramic pottery / free throwing (raku, columns and stelae)Plastics | – | – | – | – | Stoneware |
Additional services
History
- 2024
After 45 years in the profession, Ursula Starke permanently closed the pottery on 20.12.2024.