The Philippine Ceramics Arts and Crafts Center is a government-funded center in Tiwi, Albay, Philippines that aims to preserve and promote the art of pottery in the region. Established in 1976, PhilCeramics has been instrumental in providing training and support to potters, as well as showcasing their works through exhibitions and sales.

The pottery produced at PhilCeramics is deeply connected to the local territory and tradition. The clay used is sourced from nearby deposits, and the techniques employed have been passed down through generations. The designs often feature motifs inspired by nature, such as flowers, leaves, and animals.

In addition to preserving traditional designs, PhilCeramics also encourages innovation through experimentation with new forms and techniques, while still staying true to the essence of Albay pottery. This blend of tradition and innovation has resulted in a unique and vibrant body of work.