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ChomerTov
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27 Shabazi Street, Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv, IsraelMapa
Teléfono+972 3-516-6229
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Old City | White City | Museo de Arte de Tel Aviv | Sarona Market | Tel Aviv Port | The Clock Tower | HaTachana | Menora Mivtachim Arena | Luna Park | Teatro Cámeri | Bugrashov Beach | Habima Square | Metzitzim Beach | HaTsuk Beach | Gordon Beach | Habima Theatre | North Cliff | Midron Yaffo Park | Bloomfield Stadium | Meir Garden | Cinemateca de Tel Aviv | Frishman Beach | Museo Eretz Israel | The Steinhardt Museum of Natural History | Edith Wolfson Park | Zoa House | Menachem Begin Park | Rabin Square | Centro de artes escénicas de Tel Aviv | Lev Cinema
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Ceramics...
Very nice ceramics are in this small gallery, which are perfect souvenirs or presents. We liked very much the works what we have seen.
A very nice shop
Very nice place, Ceramist artist in Israel. I visit this gallery With other friends. My favorite items are the plates from Rebecca Kahan. It’s been a very nice experience.
the best place to buy souvenirs
I love this shope. It has beautiful items made by Israeli artists. Good prices. Nice and helpfull stuff. Lovely shop in a lovely area.
Best place for ceramics
Best place to discover the best Ceramist artist in Israel. I visit this gallery to buy present for me or for friends. My favorite items are the plates from Rebecca Kahan. The shop/gallery is in the be...
Comertov Ceramics
This gallery has been around for as long as I can remember, always innovative, always creative, always diverse. The utmost place for gifts, and don't forget yourself.