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Barra Rojo Saucer
$58 AUD · In stock
Sold by Pan After, Collingwood
This collection of pottery, known as ‘Barro Rojo’, is hand-crafted from natural red clay by a cooperative of women residing in the rural Zapotec village of San Marcos, Tlapazola. This village, which is located about an hour outside of Oaxaca, Mexico, has been renowned for its production of cookware and tableware made from red clay for over 20 generations. The women make each piece entirely by hand using ancient-old techniques, with no mould or wheel. The mud is collected from the surrounding mountains and once hand built into unique shapes, is fired in a traditional outdoor kiln. Each piece is
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