Collection: Indigenous pottery from Costa Rica

The search for something unique led us to an indigenous village where we saw the old,
We were able to admire the venerable pottery craftsmanship of a family business run by two brothers.
They still process the required clay in the same way as their mother and grandmother did.
Great-grandmother and her mothers and grandmothers; far back into an era that
was completely different from what we know.
The clay is crushed in a mortar in a four-hour process. With sand.
and water mixed and skillfully shaped into bowls by the indigenous hands,
They use it to make jugs, vases, or cups. They source the natural dyes from Peru.