Our Story
Studio Roka was founded in 2020 in Zürich, Switzerland. Roka is a place of creativity, inspiration and an escape from the everyday. It offers a variety of courses as well as an open workshop for all clay enthusiasts. Here you will also find a small shop, selling locally made ceramics by Roka’s founder, Mojca Vidmar.
Mojca is the founder of Studio Roka. A potter and a photographer in love with contemporary aesthetics.
“Studio Roka is my second home and merges everything I love. Meeting new people, expressing myself creatively and spreading the love for handcraft. Welcome to my living room. I hope you feel this love in every visit!”
— Mojca Vidmar
Micol is a teacher and a ceramist with a funky touch. A rare kind that loves making handles and a curious soul. :) She speaks English and Italian.
— Micol Zardi
Ami is a creative whirlwind and a bundle of positivity. She is our expert on color combinations and has a background in art education. As a ceramist and a teacher she supports us in all of the daily business. Ami speaks English and Slovene.
— Anamarija Cvelbar
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Greta. Our administrative assistant, despite her love for order, has developed a real obsession for all the mess, and all of this at Studio Roka. From the first course on, she was enthusiastic and hasn't stopped creating since. She now teaches beginner courses and is here for you on Mondays.
“OH what a mess…i love it”.
Isuf is our studio assistant and an evolving potter, always with a ‘why’ up his sleeve. A witty glaze name inventor and a smiley face we love to have around!
“You can plan a pretty picnic, but you can’t predict the weather (Andre 3000)” :)
— Isuf Nivokazi
Studio Roka’s administrative genie. Your communication partner for all the group events and a pottery teacher.
Yasmine is also a ceramists who appreciates reserved aesthetic, also reflected in her ceramics. She speaks German and English.
— Yasmine Diem
Maria is our member -become-a-teacher and another friendly face in the team. Fun spirited and always well dressed :)
“I love that clay has a life of its own. Trying to tame it into something useful and beautiful is my new passion”
— Maria Truija
