Te Toi Uku is a thriving community-focused Museum based in New Lynn, Auckland. Our name translates to ‘art of clay’ in te reo Māori, and our purpose is to celebrate and preserve the diverse histories associated with West Auckland’s clay industry, with …

1,897 Followers, 680 Following, 534 Posts - Te Toi Uku (@tetoiuku) on Instagram: "Te Toi Uku – Crown Lynn & Clayworks Museum specialises in the history of commercial pottery from West Auckland."

2017年8月3日 · Te Toi Uku – Crown Lynn & Clayworks Museum specialises in the history of commercial pottery from West Auckland Our collection includes many of the iconic wares made by Crown Lynn which could be found in almost every New Zealand household from the 1950s to …

2024年5月25日 · Te Toi Uku is a small museum in Auckland’s New Lynn which houses the collection of the Portage Ceramics Trust. The Trust was set up in 2005 to purchase a private collection relating to Crown Lynn. Now the museum tells the stories of the West Auckland clay industry, from the early clay pipe-making days to the Crown Lynn era.

The organisation's role is to preserve these collections and make them available to the community through exhibitions, research, public programmes and online. Te Toi Uku, the museum space, is located next to the historic Gardner Brothers and Parker downdraught kiln in Ambrico Place. Collection strengths

2024年6月25日 · Te Toi Uku is a small gem of a museum celebrating West Auckland's ceramic heritage and showcasing the big national story of Crown Lynn.

Te Toi Uku - Crown Lynn & Clayworks Museum, Auckland, New Zealand. 3,617 likes · 128 talking about this · 185 were here. A museum telling the stories of...

Te Toi Uku Crown Lynn & Clayworks Museum tells the story of commercial pottery in West Auckland, focussing on Crown Lynn. Our collection includes many of the iconic wares made by Crown Lynn which could be found in almost every New Zealand household from the 1950s to …

Te Toi Uku is a thriving community-focused Museum based in New Lynn, Auckland. Our name translates to ‘art of clay’ in te reo Māori, and our purpose is to celebrate and preserve the diverse histories associated with West Auckland’s clay industry, with …

This Sat 25 May, book yourself in for a fabulous day of Crown Lynn Connections! Come for a director’s tour of Te Toi Uku, an artist talk by Rebecca...