Almaš & Jambas project - Dragana Kojičić

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The JAMBAS project is inspired by the ceramic heritage of Manises, especially its door jambs. Since the Almaš neighborhood has a large number of door jambs but without any (ceramic) or other decorations, the idea is to propose these tiles made of clay plaster.
The unique value of the streets in the Almaš neighborhood, besides their shapes, lies in their old and new names: Lađarska (Boatman’s Street), Lončarka (Potter’s Street), Gušterova (Lizard Street), Ružina (Rose Street), Crnog petla (Black Rooster Street).
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ThisPLACED - Rediscovering landscapes and identity of peripheral cultural regions across the EU
Work Package 4: TRANSNATIONAL CO-CREATION AND CIRCULATION OF CULTURAL, CREATIVE AND ARTISTIC IMAGERIES  
Funded by the European Union
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The JAMBAS project is inspired by the ceramic heritage of Manises, especially its door jambs. Since the Almaš neighborhood has a large number of door jambs but without any (ceramic) or other decorations, the idea is to propose these tiles made of clay plaster.
The unique value of the streets in the Almaš neighborhood, besides their shapes, lies in their old and new names: Lađarska (Boatman’s Street), Lončarka (Potter’s Street), Gušterova (Lizard Street), Ružina (Rose Street), Crnog petla (Black Rooster Street).
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