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Agapė - a new exhibit

September 16, 2016 /  

The Amber Museum at this year's Amber Trip in Lithuania has acquired a new exhibit, thus enriching its collection.

Author: Reimundas Padleckas, Vilnius, Lithuania
Object: "Agape"
materials: amber, walnut shell, fork - found in Klaipeda, in the attic of an old house, comes from the period of World War I-II. Plate - the inheritance of the artist's grandfather, comes from pre-war times. Knife - comes from the beginning of the 20th century.

The author's word about his work: It is a treat for guests. Best friends want to help themselves from the heart. These are friendly and warm thoughts. They materialize, have form, grow out as fantastic fruit in pieces of amber. It's a spiritual feast. Antique dishes (early 20th century) broken and folded symbolize the passage of time. And the food - for the soul is always the same. It's out of time range. R. Moon cat

Visiting the exhibition Amber Museum

Adults and children with guardians can visit the Museum without prior reservation during the museum's opening hours. 

Admission is free.
It is possible to visit the Museum with a guide. Individuals and organized groups wishing to visit the Museum with a guide are kindly requested to make reservations in advance.

Fees for guided tours:

  • Groups up to 5 people - PLN 30
  • Groups of 5 to 10 people - PLN 50
  • Groups from 10 to 15 people - PLN 70
The maximum number of people in a group is 15. 
The time for visiting the Museum with a guide is about 40 minutes.
Reservations  
Telephone: +48 513 511 512
mail: info@ambermuseum.eu

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