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Armenian Ceramics

Armenian ceramics arrived in Jerusalem in 1919, when potters were brought in to restore the Dome of the Rock tiles. They have shaped a distinctive local craft tradition since. Discussed here as part of a Jerusalem miscellany post.

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Jerusalem: a miscellany

A miscellany day in Jerusalem covering sites that don't fit a single theme: the Church of St Etienne, the École Biblique, the Armenian Ceramics Workshop, St George's Cathedral, and Hezekiah's Tunnel in the City of David.

Aug 2013 · 4 minute read
Church of St Etienne, Jerusalem Book used by Eliezer Ben Yehuda to create Modern Hebrew Armenian ceramic design, Jerusalem St George's Cathedral, Jerusalem Inside Hezekiah's Tunnel, Jerusalem
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