Argentona Water Jug Museum, Ceramic water vessel museum in Argentona, Spain.
The museum displays over 3,000 water jugs from different periods and gives insight into their shape, production, and practical use. The collection includes vessels in different sizes and styles to show how craft techniques developed over time.
The building was founded in 1975 and grew from a local craft tradition that goes back to the 17th century. The collection preserves knowledge about ceramic production and design from several centuries of local history.
The collection shows water jugs from different regions and reflects local craft traditions that have been practiced in this area for generations. Visitors can see how these vessels were used in daily life and what role they played in people's routines.
The museum is located in the center of Argentona and offers different types of visits, from quick tours to longer visits. Visitors can walk through the exhibition at their own pace or join organized tours to learn more about the techniques.
The museum houses a special section with four water jugs created by Pablo Picasso himself in ceramic. These rare works show how a famous artist drew inspiration from the local craft tradition and bring a surprising art history connection to the collection.
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