Khmer Ceramics & Fine Arts Centre

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• Anonymous

  26 March 2018

  Staff are friendly,, price is reasonable!! But definitely difficult to learn the technique to form the clay!

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• Anonymous

  28 February 2018

  One of the best experiences i ever had for both adults and children. Great sraff and wonderful souvenirs to take home

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• Anonymous

  24 December 2017

  great workshop with enthusiasm support of disabled staff. It often takes 8 hrs for a complete artwork, i was lack of time on that day so i hope to be back soon and try some.

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• Anonymous

  28 November 2017

  Great for family and the children will love it. Try closing your eyes and FEEL your hand shaping the clays. Very friendly instructors and staff. It is recommended that you put this in your early itinerary as you need another day for them to cure your creation. You can take them back the following afternoon perhaps on the way back from Angkor Wat trip.

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• Anonymous

  14 October 2017

  We made a last minute booking the night before and was graciously accepted for the pottery class the next morning. The instructors are very patient and extremely agile with their hands. Most of the staff seem to be deaf or deaf and mute. But I didn't experience any miscommunication via simple hand gestures. Once you finished making your ceramics, you are allowed to keep one of them to bring back home. Additional ceramic at additional $5 per piece. As the ceramic needs to be heated and cooled for a specific period of time, they can only send to your hotel the next evening.

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• Anonymous

  27 August 2017

  We had a great morning here trying to make pottery! The teachers are very patient with everyone. You get picked up from your hotel our driver got abit lost so we turned up a little late, this wasn't a problem the got us straight to it. You make 5 items, three they show you how to make then you get to decide which you want to make for the last two. You then decorate them, they give you a sheet with traditional Khmer icons. Then you pick your favourite which they then fire and glaze and it gets delivered to your accommodation the next day! Which is super easy and convenient! If you make more than one you want to keep you can pay extra to get it fire and glaze too. Overall a very enjoyable 2-2.5 hours and a great rest from temple visiting too. Highly recommended.

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• Anonymous

  31 July 2017

  I shopped there. And very happy

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• Anonymous

  29 June 2017

  Great workshop for the complete family.
  We did their pottery class this morning with our sons (6 and 7 years old) and we all loved it. The teachers were very patient and kind. We definitely recommend visiting Khmer Ceramics and to do one of their workshops in between visiting temples, you won't regret it!

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• Anonymous

  06 October 2016

  Undeniably one of the best tourist activities I have ever done. The center supports deaf artists who actually teach you your pottery class. My artist was extremely sweet and was able to get me to successful throw on the wheel (after years of trying back in the US!) I learned so much for a small fee of $20. Everything in the shop is so reasonably priced, and bought many gifts for others. This pottery class is highly understated, and I recommend this to anyone looking for fun, experience, and support to the community. Take time away from the temples, it even includes free pick up!

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• Anonymous

  21 July 2016

  The first of its kind to open in Siem Reap. It also offer ceramic class to tourists and they delivered what you make to you one day after as it needs some time to bake the ceramic. It costs around USD15 per class which is totally worth it.

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• Anonymous

  07 July 2016

  Totally worth it! Value for money and fun to make! One of my pieces broke in the oven and they over compensated!

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• Anonymous

  11 January 2016

  We came across the small retail shop in the tourist malls of pub street. Everyone loved the products and bought and wanted more. Thanks will return with bigger bag.
  #KTA2015 #KTASR2015 #SiemReap #KhmerCeramics ‪#‎PubStreet‬
  

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• Anonymous

  12 December 2015

  Very interesting place to learn to produce and purchase authentic khmer ceramics and pottery.

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