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Faenza is the origin of faience and majolica pottery styles. The town features artisan workshops and ceramic museums that showcase its centuries-old ceramic traditions.
View details →Bizen pottery is known for its unglazed style and a 1,000-year history. It offers a deeply traditional experience in pottery making reflective of ancient Japanese techniques.
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Raquira is known as a colorful pottery town with vibrant markets and artisan workshops showcasing Colombian ceramic traditions.
View details →Deruta is an Umbrian majolica center, known for its colorful and artistic ceramics. This destination offers visitor-friendly artisan workshops and local pottery traditions.
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Delft is world-famous for its blue and white Delftware pottery. Visitors can enjoy the bustling ceramics industry with factory tours and artisan shops that preserve this iconic style.
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Known for its ceramics old street, Yingge offers a vibrant pottery scene with museums, shops, and workshops that celebrate Taiwanese ceramic artistry.
View details →Home to the royal porcelain manufactory, Sevres is renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship and historical significance in French ceramics. Visitors can explore museums and workshops highlighting this royal art.
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Grottaglie features a ceramics quarter and traditional kilns, celebrating an enduring pottery tradition with local artisan opportunities.
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Known as the porcelain capital of France, Limoges offers rich ceramic museums, workshops, and a strong tradition in fine porcelain production.
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