I live near Deruta but also love the different Puglia-style ceramics. Yes there was a lot of... read more
A stop in Grottaglie is a must if you love ceramics. I visited on a Sunday which was not ideal... read more
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I live near Deruta but also love the different Puglia-style ceramics. Yes there was a lot of touristi little knock-knacks but there were also some very unique and artistic pieces at wonderful prices.
A stop in Grottaglie is a must if you love ceramics. I visited on a Sunday which was not ideal - probably half the stores were closed (but that means half were open :) - but it was still a wonderful way to spend a...More
Quite a lot of different, nice Ceramic shops in Grottaglie. When you like ceramic, you definitively have to visit this nice place. Each shop has its own style, so it makes it worth to visit numerous shops to look for what you really like.
Tried to view here but it was all closed apart from a couple of shops where all the ceramics were the same as it other.Could not see anything else of interest in the town.All ceramics are thick and heavy.
We like it there, many stores to look around. We can recommend Tagliente Bonfrat as very friendly store!!
This international award winning young ceramist has the cutest little shop in the Quartiere, where you can find the coolest 'ceramics you won't need' (his tagline) and amazing pieces of ceramic art. You can find the shop on via Caravaggio, number 23.
We were coming back from Salento when we decided to stop there. Lots of shops selling amazing ceramics. Some of those very expensive. Very pleasant afternoon there! Ci siamo stati di ritorno da un we in Salento. Tantissimi negozietti di ceramiche molto belle ed anche...More
I stopped in Grottaglie to check out the Quartiere de Ceramiche. I bought some of the traditional white pomegranates and lamps as well as a white lady at Giuseppe Fasano (cash only, ATM in the castello a block away) on via Crispi at the corner...More
Well worth a visit to Grottaglie, a walk around the ceramic quarter. I highly recommend! Make sure you go either in the morning or after 4.30/5pm as they do close for a lunch break. If you do buy some ceramics they'll be able to ship...More
Unfortunately we went on a Sunday but were still lucky that a few places were open. Found a couple of lovely things here and probably would have found more if more shops were open. The old castle (where the TI is) and cathedral are worth...More
