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Another great addition to your African decor or safari-themed room
Tembo Vase: Accent vase; metallic African design with elephant; fair trade; handmade; Height (in): 10.0; Diameter (in): 5.5; Origin: Africa Shop Now > Another great way to add a touch of Africa to your safari-themed room or decor. Authentic African pottery made by hand; metallic finish; elephant design. Various sizes are available. Great for displaying dried [...]
Leave a Comment...Rhinopotamus looking guy…yep, that’s our Kifaru planter
Monday, December 8, 2008
You may remember when we wrote about Kifaru earlier (if you don’t, check it out here)…he’s the one that is gentle and kind, plays well with others, and enjoys being inside or out. We mentioned at that time that he’s pretty funny and great with conversation (you know, a great conversation piece that is). And, [...]
Leave a Comment...Did your grandma ever use that phrase ‘So ugly, it’s cute…’???
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Well, if she did, you may know what we’re talking about when we talk about our little Kifaru planter. Because seriously, just look at him? We love this little planter. He’s whimsical and fun, and a great way to add a bit of fair trade pottery to your home or garden. And he is definitely [...]
Leave a Comment...Litoyi Pottery
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Our collection of hand-crafted African pottery features pieces by artisans working with established fair trade producers, such Litoyi Pottery, a mud hut pottery workshop outside Nairobi. Their art form is a vital source of sustainable income for the artisans and their community. Their handmade, contemporary pottery is created using innovative methods by which the pieces [...]
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