The Museum of Ceramics in Triana, recently opened old ceramics factory in Santa Ana, has attracted many curious since it opened to exposure attracted to this ancient works of art found in Sevilla.
Ceramic of Santa Ana in Seville
During the visit to the old pottery factory you can see the site of the work, a permanent exhibition and temporary exhibitions are held. multitude of the visitor information panels explaining the meaning and usefulness of each of the pieces in the museum to fully understand the importance of ceramics and its relationship with Triana.
The main and most important pieces we found, highlights the muffle oven reaching temperatures for baking clay. An altarpiece of Jesus del Gran Poder impresses in one of the museum rooms, dates back to 1903 and is the work of Manuel Arellano. Among the collections on display, the Vicente Carranza denotes the domestic nature of ceramics and everyday use. Finally, as a tribute to all the missing factories, advertising panels and tiles from Ceramica Santa Ana, where different techniques are mixed is.
