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This cup has been inspired by Tlapazola, an ancient tradition of making comales. Each piece made is unique. This cup and plate set is perfect for your morning coffee! The intense red color of this pieces is achieved by a special clay which is obtained from a hillside near the village and then delicately polished with quartz stone.

Colectivo 1050 Grados

Espresso Cup Yu Shnia

It took Amando two years to develop the technique to make flat surfaces with the clay of his community. This collection is the result of all his knowledge and research. The smooth shape of the dishes is inspired by ancient comales from Tlapazola. Due to its elegant shape and black color, this tableware is perfect to be combined with pieces from other collections, complementing them with the contrast of color. Alone or accompanied, it will look wonderful on your table. Size 4" / 10 cm

Plate La Negra

Designed for interiors, the Mary basket is handwoven by skilled artisans in Mexico using natural palm leaves and features a metallic structure with powder coating. These baskets are versatile and can hold anything from fruits to toys to even plants. Materials:Powder coated steel wire, handwoven basket made with natural palm leaves. Dimensions: √ò 34 cm x 33 cm height. This product is eligible for Ship Smart Mexico: 40% off shipping as a part of bulk shipment. Orders arrive in September. Contiguous US only.

Petate

Large Mary Container Basket

This peculiar mug is inspired by a hen (as you can see in the Ch'ail Jar) with her chicks. Ch'ail mugs have the unmistakable white finish of Amatenango del Valle, where Mari, Esperanza and their family work hard to develop new shapes and processes, keeping alive the pottery tradition of their community.

Cup Chij Americano

This espresso cup is an example of the tradition of "splashed" ceramics, a technique that is unique and distinctive from the Mixteca Alta. These pottery pieces are among the few in the world that use vegetable pigments for decoration. The dark brown color of the stains is achieved when the cups are pulled out from the oven at a temperature close to 900∞C, the artisan then applies an ink made from cactus and oak bark.

Americano Cup Nabora

Consciously designed and ethically made, this floor lamp is handwoven by skilled artisans in Mexico from palm leaves and features a metallic frame. This lamp will add warmth to your room. It comes with a 6 W LED bulb, 2x18 electric cable, socket, switch and an American plug. Materials: Powder coated steel structure, woven natural palm leaves. Dimensions: 37 cm width x 38 cm depth x 38 cm height. This product is eligible for Ship Smart Mexico: 40% off shipping as a part of bulk shipment. Orders arrive in September. Contiguous US only.

Isaura Floor Lamp

These small bowls are made of traditional black clay and are ideal for enjoying a good cup of tea or to eat dessert.Coyotepec is amongst the most recognized pottery communities in Mexico because of its attractive black clay. The mysterious gray-metallic color of our pieces is an indicator that they are apt to contain water and are more resistant thanks to their burning at 1050 ∞ C.

Small Tea Bowl La Negra

This black matte leather bucket bag features black leather cords, black shoulder piece and a hand carved wood circle detail in the front. The latter is hand carved by Felipe, our wood artisan, in the town of Esc√°rcega, Campeche. Also, it comes with a small interior pouch for smaller items. This bag is handmade in Le√≥n, Guanajuato by Miguel, our leather artisan. This product is eligible for Ship Smart Mexico: 40% off shipping as a part of bulk shipment. Orders arrive in September. Contiguous US only.

Lordag & Sondag

Plum Bucket Bag

Enjoy your favorite drink with confidence in this black clay cup. Handmade by local artisans in Oaxaca, these black clay cups can hold liquids perfecty, as it has done for hundreds of years.

Espresso Cup La Negra

This 100% leather chic bucket bag has been handmade in León, Guanajuato by Miguel, our leather artisan. The cross body mini bucket style bag features leather cords and a wooden cube detail.

Mini Bucket Bag

Enjoy the smooth form and mysterious color of the Bartola Jar, one of our classic pieces, that has also turned into one of our best sellers and was even presented in the MoMA store.Coyotepec is amongst the most recognized pottery communities in Mexico because of its attractive black clay. The mysterious gray-metallic color of our pieces is an indicator that they are apt to contain water and are more resistant thanks to their burning at 1050 ∞ C.

Bartola Jug

This 100% bio-degradable and eco-friendly bag is handmade by skilled Mexican artisans using JipiJapa fiber. This piece is woven in an underground cave in the small town of Becal, Campeche as they provide ideal humidity for the elasticity of the fibers. The Sombrero Ko features a cowhide strap and a seashell button.

Sombrero Ko

This espresso cup is an example of the tradition of "splashed" ceramics, a technique that is unique and distinctive to the Mixteca Alta. These pottery pieces are among the few in the world that use vegetable pigments for decoration. The dark brown color of the stains is achieved when the cups are pulled out from the oven at a temperature close to 900∞C, the artisan then applies an ink made from cactus and oak bark.

Amalia Cup

This cup has been inspired by Tlapazola, an ancient tradition of making comales. Each piece made is unique. This cup and plate set is perfect for your morning coffee! The intense red color of this pieces is achieved by a special clay which is obtained from a hillside near the village and then delicately polished with quartz stone.

Catalina Cup

This family of bowls was been developed while searching for new markets for the pottery of Tonaltepec which was rapidly declining. These bowls newly developed bowls soon became successful. These bowls come in two sizes which you can use to serve snack or soup or to serve salad on your dining table.These pottery pieces are among the few in the world that use vegetable pigments for decoration. The dark brown color of the stains is achieved when the bowls are removed out of the oven, at a temperature close to 900∞C. The artisan then applies an ink made from cactus and oak bark.

Cirilo Bowl

Local artisans from Mexico with the help of corn cobs created the rough texture of these pieces. The black spots on their skin come from the old technique of open fire. It is a beautiful piece to touch and is extremely expressive in its texture.

Small Gerardo Cup - set of 2

Americano Cup La Negra

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Espresso Cup Nabora

Our Oaxaca suns are handcrafted using carved wood from Campeche and G’noo Xombe Nisin fiber from northern Oaxaca. Every piece is unique and was created during quarantine, as a way to continue supporting small scale artisans during the pandemic.

Oaxaca Sun

This smooth plate is perfect for serving dessert as its almost-white grey tone delicately highlights the food colors. Ch'ail plates have the unmistakable white finish of Amatenango del Valle, where Mari, Esperanza and their family work hard to develop new shapes and processes, keeping alive the pottery tradition of their community. Size: 4" - 10cm

Plate Ch'ail Pan

By taking advantage of the thermal characteristics of red clay, we designed this simple yet elegant teapot for cold and hot drinks. The amazing thing is that you can place it directly in the fire! The intense red color of this pieces is achieved by a special clay which is obtained from a hillside near the village and then delicately polished with quartz stone.

Teapot Pilar

Made out of black tumbled leather, this tote bag comes with interior pocket for smaller items.

Sort Tote

This practical backpack features real cowhide, a leather cord and wood detail. The backpack has been handmade in Leon, Guanajuato by Miguel, our leather artisan.

Ko Back Pack

Designed for interiors, the Medium Mary basket is handwoven by skilled artisans in Mexico using natural palm leaves and features a metallic structure with powder coating. These baskets are versatile and can hold anything from fruits to toys to even plants. Materials: Powder coated steel wire, handwoven basket made with natural palm leaves. Dimensions: √ò 40 cm x 24 cm height. This product is eligible for Ship Smart Mexico: 40% off shipping as a part of bulk shipment. Orders arrive in September. Contiguous US only.

Let's be the change

Let's be the change