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Balian: The Armenian Ceramics
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Name of Shop: Balian
Since 1922, the Balian family has been producing authentic and original ceramics. The Balians were one of three Armenian families brought over to Jerusalem from Kutahya, Turkey (by the British government in 1917) to renovate the ceramic tiles of the Dome of The Rock. All Balian's pottery is made from local and imported clays at their studio in East Jerusalem. Hours Open: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM [Closed Sundays]
What To Buy: Everything you like.
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Theme: Local Craft
Phone: 972-2-6282826
Address: 14 Nablus Road, Jerusalem 97200
Directions: Opposite The American Consulate
Website: www.armenianceramics.com
Other Contact: E-mail: nbalian@yahoo.com
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Name of Shop: Muslim Quarter
Set along narrow alleys, mostly within the Muslim Quarter, the Old City of Jerusalem is famous with its colorful market called "Shuk" in Hebrew. The market offers a fascinating variety of lively shops and stalls, from mixed nuts and spices, to different kinds of sweets and pastries, vegetables and falafel, along with souvenirs, ceramics and oriental jewels and cloths.
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Theme: Other
Directions: Old city
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Old City: Armeniam Ceramics & Handicraft
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Name of Shop: Old City
Especially in the Armenian Quarter
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Theme: Local Craft
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hunterV Wed Nov 4, 2009 19:26 UTC ~ Sholom, Avraham! Thanks for your nice virtual tour of the Eternal City! ><><><><>< | VeronicaG Mon Feb 16, 2009 18:48 UTC You've shown most of the sites we'll be seeing in May...so exciting to think we'll be actually seeing in person what we've only read about in the past--thanks for the pics and details of these holy sites! | aussirose Sat Nov 22, 2008 08:18 UTC WOW!! Just loved a stroll through your pages here Avi!! Amazing pix & history!! .... especially the history of Jesus! And it snows there too?!! Wow!! What a write up!! Enjoyed every minute of it! Cheers, Ann :o) | angiebabe Sun Sep 21, 2008 20:17 UTC Interesting to see yr tip with March Chagall windows - I went roaming around St Paul de Vence in France and inadvertently ended up at his gravestone!I was impressed about that of course!see you in Jerusalem soon! |
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