SUMMARY
Museums are places where the memory of communities is preserved, shared and passed on to future generations. Ceramics is one of the most important sources of information in the pursuit of traces. Nowadays, there are museums, collections consist of only ceramics, except for museums where traditional or contemporary works are exhibited, with archaeological finds from all areas including ceramics. Although these collections are based on local, regional or world traditional ceramics, they give place to contemporary ceramics especially.In this study; with regard to examples of ceramic museums collections of local, regional or general ceramics, Ceramic Museum Keramion, Raeren Ceramic Museum, International Faenza Ceramic Museum and Düsseldorff Hetjens Ceramic Museum were introduced. In the museums where the world ceramics history is reflected, it is seen that thousands of years of archeological finds of Anatolian origin, as well as traditional Iznik, Kütahya and Çanakkale ceramics were exhibited.Purpose of the study; Our aim is to raise our awareness of establishing ceramic museums in which we exhibit contemporary works of national and international artists, as well as our traditional ceramics, as in the case of overseas examples.The mentioned museums and the exhibits were examined on the site. The spaces and collections of museums were tried to be reflected by the visuals used. Information about the subject has been supported with related books, articles, catalogs and internet resources.