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Carapinhal pottery in Miranda do Corvo recognized as certified artisanal production

Notícias de Coimbra11 September 2026 at 14:16

The Carapinhal pottery workshop in Miranda do Corvo, in the district of Coimbra, was included in the National Register of Traditional Artisanal Productions. This inclusion represents official recognition of the pottery tradition of this region.

The National Register of Traditional Artisanal Productions is a certification system that aims to protect and enhance traditional artisanal productions in Portugal, guaranteeing their authenticity and quality.

The community of Miranda do Corvo has a long tradition in ceramic production, and this certification recognizes the work developed by local craftspeople over generations. This distinction may contribute to the economic valorization of this activity and to the preservation of the intangible heritage of the region.

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