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    Furoshiki are traditionally used in Japan to wrap and carry goods. Originated in the Nara period in the 8th century, the Furoshiki practice is now adopted by eco-conscious consumers around the world as a sustainable alternative to plastic bags and wrapping paper. Learn how to wrap with Furoshiki in this blog post!

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    Furoshiki are traditionally used in Japan to wrap and carry goods. Originated in the Nara period in the 8th century, the Furoshiki practice is now adopted by eco-conscious consumers around the world as a sustainable alternative to plastic bags and wrapping paper. Learn how to wrap with Furoshiki in this blog post!

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    FIRE AND CLAY: THE ART OF OAXACAN POTTERY


    "This book is an invitation for all those who wish to know the threatened and persistent world of Oaxacan pottery, and an adventure for those who choose to take it".
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    SINKHOLE VESSELS: BEHIND THE SCENES


    The Sinkhole Vessels were crafted by the Mateo Family: Dorotea, Alberta, Macrina, Angelina, Elia and Amalia, a group of highly skilled ceramists who inherited ancestral techniques that are deeply embedded in the local culture.

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    THE SINKHOLE VESSELS


    Currently on view at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York, the Sinkhole project is the result of a collaboration between London-based artist Liliana Ovalle and Oaxacan ceramist collective Colectivo 1050°.

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    MEET THE CERAMICISTS IN OAXACA


    A dream destination for many of us, Oaxaca does not only boast a magnificent landscape, but also takes pride in its rich culture and ancestral craft traditions that are still alive today.  These techniques have been passed down from generation to generation, refined, and remained an active part in the community life.  

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