Chomer Tov

Tel Aviv


A cooperative of 15 ceramic artists, Chomer Tov (meaning 'good material') is both a small gallery and a shop. A dynamic space, it features both functional (eg bowls and cups) and imaginative designs, as well as modern Judaica. If you're after a unique, handmade souvenir with local flair, this is the place to get it.


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