1. Lithuanian Ceramics

3. The ancient ceramic ware found in the territory of Lithuania is of Neolithic times (4- 3th cent. BC.)

4. Types of ceramics Pit CombCorded Rasped surface Network– textile

5. Rasped Surface ceramics

14. Cracked jars were fixed with birch bark strips (new aesthetic form)

15. Pottery groups: frying pans and poppy-grinders, pots and jars, cups, bowls, jugs, bottles, vases, flower pots, candlesticks, whistles, toys, other articles for various purposes

16. Frying pans and poppy-grinders

17. Pots and jars

18. Cups

19. Bowls

20. Jugs

22. Whistles

23. E. Paukštė‘s gallery and workshop of black pottery "Molio Laumė" in Vilnius

24. Black pottery is known from ancient times; it was used in the Roman Empire, Thrace and other countries. The Romans called the black pottery “terra nigra“ (black earth)

25. Lithuania is one of the few corners of the world where the black ceramics has been saved

29. In 1999 Black Ceramics Centre became a member of the International Academy of Ceramics. In 2000 it was awarded with the name of the National UNESCO Ceramic Centre

30. Our Products

34. Educational lessons on ceramics in Marijampole Regional Museum