Open Atelier

Would you like to paint a vase, a plate in a different size, or something completely different? Then join us for our next Open Atelier Day and take your time to create your own unique piece of art in a relaxed and inspiring environment. Whether you’re a beginner or more experienced, everyone is welcome!

On Sunday, November 2, you are invited to join our Open Atelier. Participation starts from  €29.00* per person.

A Reservation is not needed, you can start painting anytime between 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM**, and the Open Atelier closes at 5:00 PM. Be sure to arrive on time to avoid disappointment.

Satisfied with your artwork? We will glaze and fire it in our ovens. Within a few weeks, your unique Delft Blue creation will be delivered at your home.

Please note:

*The price for the Open Atelier does not include museum entrance.

**The last starting time is 3:00 PM, as we allocate approx. 2 hours of painting time per person.

***If you are joining with a group larger than 8 persons, please let us know by emailing events@royaldelft.com.

Pick Your Own Biscuit

For Open Atelier, we offer a selection of beautiful items to paint. Biscuit prices vary depending on the item you choose – from €29.00 onwards and while supplies last!

Deliveries

Finished painting? We can ship or you can pick it up!

Once you’re happy with your painted product, we will glaze and fire it for you. After that, it can be shipped or picked up.

Pick-up

During the Blue Friday Weekend, from Friday, November 28 to Sunday, November 30, you can collect your product at the reception. Early pick-up is unfortunately not possible.

Shipping

After 5-6 weeks your creation can be shipped. Extra shipping costs are € 8.50 within The Netherlands, € 14.50 within Europe, € 33 outside Europe (except for the USA*).

*Due to the tariff changes, the shipping prices may vary and are yet to be determined.

Museum visit

You’ve experienced the craft, now uncover the story.

After creating your own Delft Blue piece in the workshop, complete your experience with a visit to our museum. Discover the rich history behind this centuries-old craft and see our master painters at work in the factory.