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Round Casserole Dish With Lid | M

$100.00 CAD $135.00 CAD
Color: Burnt Brown
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HANDMADE IN MEXICO

From out of the oven, into the hand-woven palm cover and straight to the table - this dish is both stylish and practical.

Story

Oven safe clay makes for a stylish and practical cooking vessel with this casserole dish.

Our design collective from the Sierra de Guerrero region of Mexico was created out of a mission to help generate livelihood initiatives for artisans in the region. They seek to dignify and promote the ancient craft traditions of this rural area by mobilizing artisans from over 80 families and providing them with the ability to reach outside markets. The sale of these special products supports development and employment opportunities for these vital indigenous communities.

Details
  • MEASUREMENTS: 26.5 cm Diameter x 7.5 cm Depth / 10.5" Diameter x 3" Depth
  • VOLUME: 2 L
  • MATERIALS: 100% Clay
  • COLOUR: White, Ecru, Burnt Brown
  • ORIGIN: Mexico
Product Care

Clay dish is oven and dishwasher safe, but do not put woven palm tray in the oven.

Meet Our Artisan Partner

Mexico

The Artisans of Sierra de Guerrero

These products from Sierra de Guerrero have been woven by hands that learned the craft of sustainable weaving on the knees of their mothers and grandmothers. Palm weaving techniques in the region date to before the pre-Hispanic period and have not changed substantially, thanks to the passing of the traditions from one generation to the next.

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