The craft consists of using mud and clay to make pitchers, bowls, plates, lunch boxes and pots. Usually, the potter himself performs the entire production process, from extracting the raw material to marketing at trade shows.
The workshop is installed in an outbuilding near the house or in the same kitchen, always with the oven nearby. The clay is thrown on a potter’s wheel. The most common type is the tall wheel, driven with the foot, but there were also manual lathes in some areas such as Gundivós where the wheel was worked by women.
Os oficios (sala II)
From Tuesday to Saturday:
11:00 -18:00 hours
Sundays and holidays
11 - 14 hours
MONDAYS CLOSED
December 24 and 31, January 5: 11 - 14 hours
Annual closure:
January 1(New Year) and
December 25 (Christmas)
Ordinary ticket:
4 euros
Reduced rate:
1,50 euro (over 65, students over 18)
Free entrance:
Museum Members (companion 3 euros), students under 18 and unemployed
Groups of 6 or more:
3 euros per person
Temporary Exhibition visits:
Free
Free Entrance:
Sundays
May 18 (Museum Day)
July 25
October 29 (MPG annivers)
It is possible to arrange group visits by prior appointment
Virtual look at the museum requires installation of :
· QuickTime. 
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