Cyprus Potteries
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1. Charalambos Moeses Pottery
Potters since 1942 in Kerynia. After Turkish occupation in summer of 1974, refugees in our own country, we moved in Limassol and we start from the beginning. In short time we become the largest Potters in the Island with more than one hundred customers.
http://www.mosespottery.com/2. Christina Giusti Ceramics Studio
My work is inspired by everything that surrounds us. Nature is full of beautiful shapes, colours and textures. By looking at nature I develop ideas which I then try to create in clay. I mainly use stoneware clay and fire at high temperatures. For colour I prefer using oxides in order to achieve different shades and density.
http://www.ccgiusti.com/3. Cyprus Pottery - Ceramic Association
Welcome to the Cyprus Pottery - Ceramic Association website. Trough this website you can find information about the work, biography and contact details for each of the association\'s members. You can also find information and photographs about upcoming or past ceramics exhibitions, in Cyprus and abroad, organized by either the association or individual ceramists.
http://www.cypruspotteryassociation.info/4. Lemba Pottery
Lemba Pottery was established in 1988 by George and Sotiroula Georgiades. It is Situated in the small artist\'s village of Lemba, five Kilometers west of Paphos on the way to Coral Bay.
http://www.lembapottery.com/5. Savvas Pottery
Savvas pottery is one of the oldest and most renowned potteries on the island of Cyprus.
It is the only pottery on the island that develops its own colours and glazes.
For kitchenware, we only use lead-free glazes. Currently, Savvas Pottery has an annual output of 120 tons.
http://www.savvas-pottery.net/6. Studio Ceramics Cyprus
Studio Ceramics was established in 1991 by Efthymios and Ingela Symeou. The workshop-gallery is situated in the old part of Larnaka, near the medieval fort facing the Mediterranean Sea.
http://www.studioceramicscyprus.com/More Results of Cyprus Potteries
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