The regular employment means that the artisans have enough funds to make improvements such as installing electricity and running water in their homes as well as making a few small luxury purchases such as televisions and bicycles to help with transport to work.
The colours, the layering of the glazes and the speckled clay in her work, conjure up days on the beach, the movement of the waves and the sand beneath your feet.
Chris launched the business in January 2015 with his goal to enrich people's routines and rituals on a daily basis.
through a process called hydrogenation which changes it from liquid oil to a solid.
Unlike today’s terracotta pots, these pots were fired at high temperatures and as a result have survived years of harsh winters.
The mango tree has been a constant presence in India and provided food and wood for centuries.
Traditional flax growing and linen production techniques are a significant part of Lithuanian heritage.
