Ma’asiyot Cheimar, Clay Tales, in Arad
Ma’asiyot Cheimar, known in English as Clay Tales, is an advance-arranged home-gallery visit with Amos and Ronit Redlich in Arad. Amos is a sculptor, while Ronit is an author and storyteller. The visit connects the sculpture displayed around their home with the personal and creative stories behind the work.
Despite the English name, this should not be promoted as a hands-on pottery class. The verified visitor experience is a gallery visit, artist meeting and storytelling session.
Clay Tales is a home-gallery and storytelling visit, not a verified hands-on pottery workshop. Arrange the visit directly in advance.
What happens during a Clay Tales visit?
Current sources describe sculpture in the garden and home, an introduction to Amos’s artistic path and a conversation about the ideas behind his work. Ronit speaks about her books and storytelling, including material drawn from family and childhood memories.
The precise sequence depends on the booking. Ask who will host, what language will be used and whether the visit is suitable for the ages in your group. Any refreshments, reading, duration or purchase opportunity should be confirmed directly.
Planning your visit in Arad
Clay Tales is at Hofit 8 in Arad and operates by arrangement. It can be combined with other stops in the Arad visitor guide, especially if you are building a day around local artists rather than a single attraction.
Respect the agreed arrival time because this is a private home. If anyone in the group has mobility needs, ask about the entrance, garden and interior before booking.
Contact and practical details
- Address: Hofit 8, Arad
- Telephone: 053-773-7562
- Visits: Advance arrangement required
- Confirm before visiting: Hosts, language, visit content, duration, group size, price, parking and accessibility needs
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Confirm the visit format, duration, language, age suitability, group size, price and accessibility before arrival.
Frequently asked questions
Is Clay Tales a pottery workshop?
No hands-on pottery workshop is verified. The supported experience is a home-gallery visit with sculpture and storytelling.
Who hosts the visit?
The experience is associated with sculptor Amos Redlich and author and storyteller Ronit Redlich. Confirm who will be present for your booking.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Call before arriving at the private home.
Is the visit suitable for families?
Current local tourism material describes family and group visits. Ask about age suitability and the planned content.
Where is Clay Tales?
The current Arad tourism record gives Hofit 8, Arad. Confirm your appointment before traveling.