Museo Cha Domitila Pottery Centre
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The Cha Domitila Pottery Centre and Ethnographic Museum keeps the legacy of traditional pottery production on the Canary Islands alive. This tradition dates back to the pre-Hispanic inhabitants of the Canary Islands and employs techniques from the Neolithic period, more than 7,000 years ago.
The collections at the Museum showcase the different types of traditional earthenware and also provide insight into rural life on the Canary Islands. These artefacts bring us closer to a society that fought to survive by cleverly using the scarce natural resources available on these volcanic islands.
Planifica tu visita
- Carretera General Arguayo, Arguayo, Santiago del Teide, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias, 38684, España
- www.centroalfareroarguayo.es
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Cha Domitila Pottery Centre and Ethnographic Museum
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Geography of pottery on the Canary Islands
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Arguayo, a name of indigenous origin
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Arguayo, a town known for pottery
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Arguayo produced a wide range of earthenware
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The pottery of Arguayo attained great quality thanks to the excellent work of its craftswomen
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The story of Arguayo's pottery has been written by women
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The last traditional potters of Arguayo
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The use of earthenware in traditional houses
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The use of earthenware in traditional houses
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Shepherds, farmers and potters, a society constantly combating nature
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A range of pieces that paint a picture of the ancient rural society of Arguayo
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Stones that tell stories
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Firing
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Pottery and other traditional activities demonstrate ways of life that can help fight climate change
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