Salt bowl

FR001635
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Description

This ceramic was made in the village of La Chamba in the valley of the Magdalena River, south of Bogota. The artisans took up the techniques taught by their ancestors, the Pijao Indians, using a specific clay, found in the depths of the mines on the banks of the river.

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Technical specification

Small bowl in black pottery to easily salt your dishes. D7,5 - H4,8

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