The Islamic Pottery Museum, a cultural gem in the heart of Cairo, will reopen its doors to the public on October 15th. This announcement comes after an extensive 14-year restoration and efficiency enhancement project.
During a recent inspection tour, Egypt’s Minister of Culture, Ahmed Fouad Hanno, expressed his satisfaction with the progress made and emphasized the museum’s significance as a historical treasure. The museum, housed in the Prince Amr Ibrahim’s Palace, boasts a collection of over 315 rare and exquisite ceramic pieces from various eras and regions.
The reopening of the Islamic Pottery Museum marks a milestone in the ministry’s efforts to preserve and promote Egypt’s rich cultural heritage. Visitors can expect to explore a diverse range of pottery, including intricate designs and unique techniques that showcase the craftsmanship of ancient and medieval artisans
