The Ceramic Museum of Manises (MCM) is a public ethnological museum that is owned by the Manises City Council. The museum primarily focuses on ceramics from Manises, specifically those from the 14th to the 20th centuries. Additionally, the museum also showcases contemporary creative ceramics, which are obtained from the winners of the National Ceramic Competition of Manises.
The Ceramic Museum of Manises is housed in an 18th-century building located at Sagrario 22. While the building itself does not have a cataloging, it does feature a ceramic altarpiece of the Holy Trinity that can be seen on its main facade.
The collection of the Ceramic Museum of Manises consists of more than 5,500 ceramic pieces. These pieces were mainly produced in Manises and their chronology ranges from the 14th to the 20th century. In addition to these, the museum also showcases contemporary creative ceramics and a set of 1,400 tools and utensils that were used in the manufacturing and decoration processes of ceramics in the town.
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Carrer del Sagrari, 22, Manises
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The Ceramic Museum of Manises offers visitors an insightful look into the rich ceramic heritage of this Spanish town. Located in Manises, a place renowned for its pottery tradition, the museum showcases a diverse collection of ceramic pieces that span various historical periods. Visitors often appreciate the well-curated exhibits that demonstrate the evolution of ceramic techniques and styles over time. The museum provides informative displays about the local ceramic industry and its significance to the region's culture and economy. While many find the historical artifacts interesting, some visitors note that the museum is relatively small and can be explored thoroughly in a short time. The staff is generally described as helpful, though some reviews mention that more detailed information in multiple languages would enhance the experience for international visitors. The museum's central location in Manises makes it easily accessible, but a few visitors suggest that the presentation of some exhibits could be modernized to create a more engaging experience. Overall, the Ceramic Museum of Manises offers a solid introduction to the area's ceramic tradition, though it may not be extensive enough for those seeking a more comprehensive museum experience.
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