Dutch Delftblue pottery news / dutchceramics

Our family business was recently featured in AD. The occasion was the 75th anniversary of Montagne Aardewerkfabriek/Dutchceramics. But the conversation also turned to a subject that is just as important for our future: finding skilled pottery painters.

Costumizing a delftplate for the annual Sneek sail week is a Frisian sail tradition and we have been costumizing our delfblue prize plates or shields for this event since 1949, and all consecutive plates are shown on a wall in the Sneek sail club.

Discover the meticulous craftsmanship behind the reproduction of delftblue wallplate that honors DAF's 25th anniversary. This engaging blog post delves into the heritage of the original plate, the delicate reproduction process, and the significance of preserving such historical treasures. Explore how time and patience yield stunning results!

Discover how the Dutchceramics 75 years anniversary marks a journey from humble beginnings in Gouda to a leading name in the ceramics industry. Explore the family legacy, traditional craftsmanship, and modern innovations that continue to define this exceptional brand.

The meaning of the process of plaster mold making for ceramic slipcasting

Searching for a unique gift to wow your loved ones this Christmas? Discover the charm of delftblue Christmas ornaments! Handmade and characterized by their elegance, these one-of-a-kind decorations add a special touch to any festive setting. Explore our beautiful collection today!

 Have you ever wondered how Delft Blue, the iconic Dutch pottery, came to be...

uitreiking zeiler van het jaar gala 2022, delftsblauwe prijs borden van Montagne Dutchceramics

Dutchceramics is specialized in personalizing your own design delftplate, either as a single piece or in a series. A delftblue wallplate or in any other color. Made in our own Dutch pottery workshop in a very short time if needed.

New ceramic kiln arrived and installed at Dutchceramics see behind the scenes

It took some time until groups of visitors were allowed to visit our traditional Delft ...