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Jerusalem ceramics

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Painted tiles, plates and vases in arabesque designs, a tradition reinforced when a family of ceramic specialists from Turkey came to Jerusalem early in the twentieth century to replace the tiles of the Dome of the Rock and stayed to work.

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    Travel Palestine, the tourism portal of the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Palestine · section: The article

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HeritageJerusalem ceramics is practised in PlaceJerusalem

Role: Its workshops, since the Dome of the Rock’s tiles were replaced

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  1. Pottery and Ceramics ↗

    Travel Palestine, the tourism portal of the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Palestine · supports · section: a legacy reinforced when a Turkish family of ceramic specialists was brought to Jerusalem in the early 20th century to replace the tiles at the iconic Dome of the Rock, subsequently establishing a thriving local business.

    Evidence version: travel-palestine-pottery-and-ceramics:v1

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