Museum of Ceramics Vietri sul Mare

The museum, built in 1981 in Vietri sul Mare, was opened to tourists in 1992. The museum’s collection includes local products as well as products from other Italian cities. The collection of ceramics is divided into three parts: ceramics of the German period, religious products and products for daily use.

The products depict religious fonts of the XVII century, and on the plates – the Baptism of Christ, the Madonna and the Child, the beheaded St. John, the Resurrection of Jesus and other works of a religious nature. Among the exhibits are dishes of everyday use of the XIX century (vases, plates), as well as tiles that depict the everyday life of the ancient Romans.

The pottery of the German period is represented by the works of 1920-1940s John Carrano, Richard Dolker, Vincenzo Procida and other masters.