Very interesting and unique place. Well located on the temples road, craftsmen are very friendly and knowledgeable; they take the time to explain what they do. They had shipped a load of Artworks for us, very well done. Thanks for all and continue like that! More

My guide book recommended this place. When you first arrive you can watch the artisans at work (and make your own creation if you want). I chose not to make my own creation-but not for any particular reason. Inside is a very nice gift shop filled with the artists' works. The selection is very good and the staff are very... More

we have two boys aged 6 and 4 and spent an hour and a half learning how to make pots on a potters wheel. Great value and the staff were patient and great teachers. The finished products were glazed and fired for us and even delivered to our hotel 24 hours later. Brilliant activity for kids and adults - good... More

The ceramic products are very nice and the rates are not too expensive. More

For these, who complain: did you really expect them to teach you sophisticated art of pottery in 1 hour? You tried, you managed to make two-three pots of various ugliness (reflecting the level of your skills), you've got them blazed and delivered to your hotel - all of that for ridiculous $15, what more to ask for? I enjoyed myself... More

During a recent visit to Siem Reap I ordered a Bas relief carving from Khmer Ceramics. The carving was to be shipped home to me in Australia. The cost of the carving was $250. The shipping weight was quoted as15kg at a cost of $175. This was itemised on my receipt. I was very pleased with the fine detail in... More

The description of the pottery class experience advertised in local papers and online is vastly different from what actually happens. I had a "teacher" who spoke almost no english and spent most of the time telling me that what i was doing was wrong then stepping in and doing all the projects herself. There was no tour of the center... More

Went there on the 16th Oct. They don't really teach you in detail and step by step what to do. The clay was kneaded by the employees. We only operated the turn-table and tried to mould the clay. They tend to interfere instead of teaching you what to do. Maybe it's because they don't speak much English. Basically this is... More

everyone should take a moment to drop in and see the wonderful craftmanship that khmer ceramics produce... we are so glad we did....shipping to our home country was easy thank you serge More