Çavuşin Seramik

It was as if we had entered a museum, not a store. The uncle who took care of us was very kind and interested. He explained everything and showed us around. Thank you very much for everything. We came back with good memories.

A pottery workshop that I went to as part of the tour and has been operating for 7 generations. Workmanship and product quality, product variety is very good. Because of my budget, I bought an earthen glass for 15 TL. However, despite my request and I was traveling, they did not pack my product in an unbreakable way. They just wrapped it in paper. I asked for one more paper and they didn't even give it. There is no trades, there is trade.

My uncle in the shop was very interested. We had the opportunity to have a long, cultural-filled conversation with him about the history of Cappadocia and the production stages of the products ... It is more like a museum than an ordinary ceramicist. I recommend you to see it while you come.

I'm writing a comment now about my September shopping Friends, this place is almost like a museum, even if you don't need to buy something for 1.5 hours, but there are enough kinds of handmade ceramics, silver embroidery, etc. products, which attracted my attention the most were handmade products that trapped sunlight and gave its light in the dark, I don't know the name of the operator :(, Mr. Ahmet and Uncle Kadir really welcomed me very well and showed interest in friends, the price of the cube label I bought was 4000₺, I bought it for 1000₺, the prices have dropped due to the pandemic 3 pomegranate was 100₺ and the casserole was 40₺. If you are good, everyone will be fine. Yes, prices can be expensive, but remember, these products are handmade. In other words, it would not be right to blacken a business because of priceless prices whether it gives it for free or the person who makes it. Whatever you buy from the gift shop in the tourism location, it is disappointing to expect a performance of 1₺ anyway ?