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Cappadocia Pottery
Cappadocia Pottery continues a Hittite tradition from Avanos, using hand-shaped clay vessels that are fired in open kilns at 900°C for a distinct smoky finish. Each pot takes 3 to 5 days to craft, with potters employing wheel-throwing techniques that create walls just 3mm thick—30% thinner than the typical Anatolian pottery from Kütahya. This lightweight construction makes them 40% more portable than rival ceramic wares.
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