Showcase of teapots from the ceramic collection owned by the Graciosa Museum, which brings together several national and foreign examples, the oldest being from the beginning of the 20th century. These teapots were donated to the museum by several people, both locals and from abroad.

Ceramic teapots tend to have thick walls and can be found in many designs and colors. As they are used over time, they darken and their greatest quality is how well they are able to keep the water's temperature.

The teapot is used to prepare and serve tea. Generally, subspherical in shape, with a handle on one side, a thin spout on the opposite side and a lid on top, but the material from which it is made and its ornamentation reflect the different cultures that adopted this drink.

Schedule:

Tuesday to Sunday and holidays 10 a.m. - 5.30 p.m.

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