The Cammin garden workshop continues to grow. Inspiration in color and form aptly describes the individual nature of the ceramics created here. The best way to get an impression of the variety behind it is to visit the workshop. Here, the variably arranged steles, hedge pins, garden balls and masks embellish the elaborately laid out cottage garden.
In Cammin, Mecklenburg, Martina Herrmann makes colorful and multifaceted utility and garden ceramics in her small ceramics workshop. She places particular emphasis on attention to detail. The bright colors, the experimental surface structures and the eccentric patterns make her ceramics unique.
Especially trips to Italy and France influenced her personal style. In her works she follows individual impulses, different impressions and the seasons.
Another great inspiration she draws from your lovingly planted farm garden. This forms a sophisticated stage for the created ceramics and fits harmoniously into the surrounding cultural landscape.
The garden extends over 1900 square meters and is a mixture of English cottage and medieval farm garden.
The green visual axis flows from the former pool past perennial and herbaceous beds bordered by box hedges. It opens in the shade garden between 2 old apple trees and then winds around curving flower beds up to the residence.
The historic core of the nearly 800-year-old village of Cammin is adorned with an imposing fieldstone church and several listed half-timbered buildings. In the church you can find a baroque organ, which is one of the most valuable musical instruments in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The village is beautifully situated, surrounded by forests, moors and farmland.
Opening hours:
Whitsun: Sat+Sun 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Mon 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
