Oaxacan Clay Planter | Rosto III Region_Eswatini For every shirt sold we'll

For every shirt sold we'll donate a basic needs kit to a woman in Bidi Bidi Uganda—the world's largest refugee settlement area

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and primitive roots of the Mexican people

Story Every piece of earthenware ceramics is handcrafted and glazed using traditions that date back centuries

Story The burnt oak cork surface of this cork cylinder adds a hidden layer to the surface

Oaxacan Clay Planter | Rosto III Region_Eswatini For every shirt sold we'llStory Ana Beatriz follows her ancestral heritage and crafther mother has dedicated more than three decades to the art of Oaxacan pottery, learning herself from Ana's grandfather. These pieces are born from ancient traditions that have been passed down through generations. The family's work in clay is fire and water and is described in the indigenous language of Nahuatl as Atlachinolli or burned water' the art of combining opposites, combining opposing