The ornamental ceramics exhibition presents nearly 1000 items from 70 traditional potter centres, representing the ceramics art of the Carpathian Basin, especially Transylvania, competently.

The material from Zilah and Torda, potter centres that supplied Kalotaszeg (Țara Călatei) with ceramics is extremely interesting. In addition, the visitors will find ceramics by Székely artists, Saxon artists from Barcaság (Burzelnalnd) and Hungarian stove-makers from Bánffyhunyad (Huedin). A group of bottles made in Mezőcsát is a very special one, and we also show beautiful ceramics from Hódmezővásárhely, Mezőtúr, Tiszafüred and Sárospatak. The material also has some items from the Transdanubian region, Mórágy, Siklós, Mohács).

Special items, such as a ceramics collecting box with the image of the Debrecen Church, several Baroque guild vessels, and a 120-cm jug once owned by the potter Kántor family is on display among others.

The clean room interior at the Rozsnyai István Museal Collection is to demonstrate life in Kalotaszeg at the 19-20th century. The collection consists of real quality works, including wall ornaments, ceramics and garments.

The material authentically represents peasant culture in Kalotaszeg, now in Romania, the village that once belonged to Bihar.