Pottery collection mainly consists of homemade pottery. In permanent exhibition, you can find artefacts form Rakalj, famous Istrian pottery centre. Unlike potters from Ćukarija and Pavletići whose pottery was made using feet potters wheel, potters from Rakalj made pottery using manual potters' wheel - 'vitlo' using dumpling technique. Since pots were not glazed, people coated them with bacon and boiling water to prevent leaking. Potters from Rakalj used to go around Istria selling pottery using 'measure for measure' method; peasants exchanged amount of beans, wheat or corn for pot.
Beside domicile pottery products city population of Istria used imported artefacts like bukaleto made by Italian potters and Slovenian skleda kranjica, which had glazed insides.
Collection of pottery consists of over 800 artefacts of which small part makes permanent egzibition. Pots, sklede and other tableware can be found in room, which represent kitchen, kužina, accentuating importance of food and place for it preparation.

Vine cup - Bukaleta	Ceramic pot	Clay pot
	Bowl