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Micha and Atalia - Pottery & Art Studio

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Micha and Atalia - Pottery & Art Studio

In Kibbutz Kalia, in the magical Dead Sea landscapes, the couple Micha and Atalia live and create.

The studio is situated right in their own courtyard, but don’t let this mislead you… we’re talking about a spacious studio, full of good things.

Works of art and creativity – the fruit of their own hands – together with the purity of pottery, are presented to those interested in just looking, or in buying. Throughout, you will hear explanations of the story behind the art. 

Micha and Atalia soak up their inspiration from the Dead Sea and, because of their love of the area, they use natural materials straight from the wildness of Nature surrounding them.

From among their creations, you will find a wide range of uses. These extend from decorative items for enhancing the home and work environment, to functional articles such as crockery.

Each pottery item undergoes meticulous, professional firing that ensures the highest quality and durability.

The highlight is a combination of workshops and creation under the guidance of Micha and Atalia, based on advance booking.

Come and experience the wonder of creation!

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General details about the place
  • Accessible for Disabled
  • Daytime activities
  • Indoor activities
  • Reservations/Booking in Advance
  • Suitable alone
  • Suitable for children
  • Suitable for couples
  • Suitable for Events/Team-Building Days
  • Suitable for families
  • Suitable for Groups

Contact Micha and Atalia - Pottery & Art Studio

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Contact
Email|[email protected] Address|

Kibbutz Kalia

Phone|054-4876326, 054-4876329
Hours of Activity|

Sunday-Thursday 9:00-19:00
Friday: 9:00-13:00
Saturday and Holidays: to be coordinated in advance

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  • Where is the Micha and Atalia Pottery & Art Studio located?

    The studio is located in Kibbutz Kalia, right in Micha and Atalia's own courtyard, amid the Dead Sea landscapes.
  • What can visitors do at the studio?

    Visitors can browse and purchase handmade pottery and art pieces, and hear the stories behind the creations. There is also the option to join workshops and create alongside Micha and Atalia.
  • Do I need to book in advance for a workshop?

    Yes, workshops and creation sessions with Micha and Atalia are based on advance booking.
  • What kind of items are sold at the studio?

    The studio offers a wide range of items, from decorative pieces for the home and workplace to functional articles such as crockery.
  • Is the studio suitable for children, families, and groups?

    Yes, the studio is suitable for individuals, couples, children, families, groups, and even events or team-building days.
  • Is the studio accessible for people with disabilities?

    Yes, the studio is accessible for people with disabilities.
  • What inspires the pottery and art created at the studio?

    Micha and Atalia draw their inspiration from the Dead Sea landscapes and use natural materials from the surrounding wilderness in their creations.
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