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Museo-Taller Municipal de Cerámica de Casabermeja: where clay comes to life
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The Museo-Taller Municipal de Cerámica in Casabermeja is all about one thing: ceramics. This cultural space celebrates the pottery traditions of Málaga and offers a creative space to learn, experiment and enjoy.
A local idea that shaped a community
It all started in 1983, when a group of neighbours began crafting clay figures for a nativity scene. That small project sparked a growing interest in ceramics. By 1989, the community had turned that passion into a dedicated workshop and exhibition space.
More than a museum
This isn’t just a gallery. The Museo-Taller functions as a creative hub, educational centre and research facility. Whether you're browsing the exhibitions, testing out techniques or diving into ceramic history, there’s something for everyone.
Keeping pottery traditions alive
The museum is committed to preserving Málaga’s pottery heritage. Its permanent collection showcases traditional craftsmanship, while new pieces and rotating exhibitions keep the experience fresh and evolving. Collaborations with artists and institutions bring new energy to the space.
Get your hands dirty
Workshops and interactive sessions invite you to roll up your sleeves. Learn ancient techniques, shape your own pieces and walk away with a new appreciation for ceramic art.
Art and culture in one visit
Curious about Andalusian traditions? The Museo-Taller Municipal de Cerámica de Casabermeja is the perfect place to experience art, culture and creativity in one visit. It’s welcoming, inspiring and full of stories waiting to be shaped.
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