Georgian ceramics
Decide where it will live: plates and cups get used every day, figures and vases stay on a shelf.
By the sachukari.ge editors, prices checked 27.10.2026
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Tbilisi plate, blue55 ₾GiftHubA blue plate named for Tbilisi, the simplest way to bring the city home.
Hand-painted ceramic serving dish460 ₾Ebra CeramicsHand-painted and glazed safe for food, a serving dish made for the table rather than the shelf.
Mukuzani in a clay qvevri jug44 ₾Batumi Wine Shop by KTWMukuzani red in a small clay qvevri, and the jug stays after the wine is gone.
Clay drinking horn, 250 ml8 ₾MetuneA clay kantsi for supra toasts, light enough to pack in a suitcase.
Blue ceramic chess set550 ₾Memories.geBlue ceramic chess pieces that get played with, not only admired.
Clay replica of an ancient Samegrelo figure35 ₾PipiniaA clay copy of a Samegrelo figure from the 8th to 7th century BC, ancient Georgia for a desk.
Pieces to keep, and a class to make one
About Georgian clay
What are traditional Georgian ceramics?
The best known is the qvevri, the clay jar Georgian wine is made in. A kantsi is a drinking horn, here made of clay, and a ketsi is a clay dish for baking.
