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#Ukraine
Pottery has been a time honored tradition in Ukraine for centuries: The pots have been (and still are) used for cooking over a fire or as containers for storing milk, juice and wine.
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#Vietnam
Our unique pottery is handmade by traditional artisans in Bau Truc, Ninh Thuan, the oldest pottery village in South East Asia. The material is fired clay sourced from local areas.
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#wabi sabi
This pottery dates from the early last century or even earlier. We love the signs of age: Each pot tells its own story of pre-loved times.
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#Turkey
This antique pottery is beautifully glazed in different shades of green depending on the pot and served as storage vessels for oil in its previous life.
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#colombia
guapi baskets
These exceptional baskets are handwoven in Guapi, Cauca, Colombia. This special craft has been passed on for generations. Each basket is the result of eight to ten days of work!
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#zimbabwe
garlic gourds
The Garlic Gourd is unique in design. Made from palm trees, these baskets were originally used to store grain and are all woven by hand.
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#ghana
ayeratukko
This masterpiece is named after the giant nests, "ayeratukko", built by very small birds in the Upper East Region of Ghana.
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#namibia
Kavango baskets
The Kavango baskets made from palm fibers were traditionally used for storing, transporting and harvesting grain. The diverse colors are obtained from native plant pigments such as aloe leaves, berries, roots, cattle and leaves.
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