Níjar

Under the bright Andalusian sun stands Níjar, a town in Almería with a pottery tradition dating back to the Bronze Age that flourished during the Muslim period.

In the 1920s, before the tourism boom, the local economy revolved around pottery and the production of esparto and jarapas, colorful woven fabrics that remain a symbol of the area.

Experience the charm of rural Andalusia, with its whitewashed streets, the sound of pottery workshops, and the skilled hands of artisans who bring the traditions of Níjar to life.