Fazekasház Magyarszombatfa

Small place explaining the tile work from old.

If you want to learn everything about how are the clay potteries are made, then you need to visit this museum!

"The fabulous little cottage in a very authentic environment used to be inhabited by a potter's family. The building itself, with its whitewashed walls and small windows of geranium, is well worth a visit. The house's rooms, cleanroom, smoky kitchen and workshop open from the narrow porch. In the clean room we see two cast beds, a table, a bench and chairs, a smoky kitchen with a built-in stove, no rising smoke, ham, sausages and bacon hung under the roof. pot can be seen, but there are also tools for baking bread here. The former chamber served as a workshop, lined with clay pots of various shapes, sizes and colors. In the collection we can see interestingly shaped harvesters, baking trays of all shapes, but also dumplings and pasta strainers. The workshop also featured a Mediterranean pottery disc typical of the countryside. In the barn in the beautiful grassy yard of the house, we can take a closer look at the stack furnace used to burn the pots. The oven wall is open so you can clearly see how the pots were stacked. You can also try out the puck and decorate in the workshop opposite the barn. " If we are here it is worth walking through the faun is worth it.

Nice guide, nice environment. There is a children’s playground in the immediate vicinity. So while we were listening to the performance, the kids could play.

If anyone goes for it, be sure to check it out. Foreign driving, information 5 *