STUDIO
SCHILLERBLAU

We are a collective of artists creating unique graphics, ceramics, and jewellery. All coming from different backgrounds, we’re happy to present a varied collection, where each piece is thoughtfully designed and handcrafted.

In addition to showcasing our own work, we also take pride in presenting a selection of art from other local artists in our store.

We’re excited to share our work with you!

Gallery-Store
Herrfurthplatz 11
12049 Berlin

Open Hours
SATURDAY 11am – 6pm
and by appointment

Contact
mail[at]studioschillerblau[dot]de

Instagram
@studio.schillerblau

Our Artists

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Elisabeth Hammann

Elisabeth is a Product Designer and Jewelry Designer/Goldsmith. She studied Goldsmithing in Hanau, Schoonhoven and Amsterdam and Product Design at Kunsthochschule Berlin Weißensee.

Elisabeth mainly works with plaster molds and slip cast porcelain. She loves sharp and exact shapes, but also working with coincidences. Instead of color glazing her dishes and vases she colors the liquid porcelain with oxide stains. By pouring in different colors of porcelain in a mold, she creates surprising color mixes and swirling textures which are captured by the property of the plaster mold. In this process, every slip casted cup reveals a surprise when opening the mold. When the basic shapes repeat, every object is different due to the unique color mix that can never be replicated in the exact pattern.

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Adria Chilcote

Adria is continually experimenting with form, color, and pattern. To make her pieces she uses both the potter’s wheel and hand building techniques, sometimes altering thrown forms or using different colors of clay to create patterns in the clay body of the pieces themselves. Using underglazes, Adria explores surface design through many techniques such as painting, slip trailing, airbrush, sgraffito, inlay, and using paper and tape as resists.

Adria’s influences include her graphic design background, abstract constructivist art, Bauhaus design, ancient Greek ceramic forms, and the Memphis design-inspired pop culture of her 1980s childhood in the Midwest of the United States. While she often embraces a simple, clean approach for individual pieces, the collection of styles, colors and techniques that she employs creates a unique diversity of style, function, and design.

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Melanie Bittner, Ceramicist

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Elisa Broß 

Elisa Broß is a jewellery designer with a background in visual communication and exhibition design. With her brand DREIZEHN, she translates her interdisciplinary experience into wearable objects, guided by a strong sensitivity to narrative, space, and material. Using the traditional lost wax casting technique, she creates organic and tactile silver jewellery that preserves the immediacy of the hand-shaped process.

Inspired by the poetic paradox of wax – its transformation from soft and malleable to enduring solid silver – her work reflects a belief in the strength of staying soft and open. Each piece is entirely one of a kind, preserving the traces of its making and emphasizing individuality over repetition.