In the city of Karak, there are many handicrafts inspired by the lifestyle of the residents of Jordan, and there are remarkably many artistic and manual crafts, and it is also rich in many interactive, entertaining and educational activities through which experiences and knowledge are shared with visitors from everywhere, whether from inside or outside Karak or even Outside Jordan.

Pottery is burnt clay, and pottery has been famous since ancient times. In ancient times, man transformed clay by means of fire and transformed it into a solid substance to be used as utensils for preserving food, water and cooking as well, and pottery is still used today for cooking increasingly as it adds a delicious flavor to food and is also used in restaurants.

Pottery is also used to make art pieces to decorate homes, rooms, and offices as well.

Pottery production and its use have evolved. As for the activists in Karak, including Rana Al Nuwaisa, they see pottery as far as a solid piece of clay. How is that?

Rana Al-Nawaisah believes that tin is shiny silver, if it is added to the pottery, it will produce pieces of art of various colors and shapes, adding a charming touch to the decor of homes or offices, while preserving the ancient antique touch.

Pottery usually decorated with tin with high-temperature colors, and this is what Rana will explain in detail to her visitors who wanted to participate in this fun experience.

The experience will end with famous Jordanian local meals, and there is nothing more beautiful than the flavor of pottery!