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Handcrafted in partnership with world-class artisans—real people making products that bring meaning and connection to your home. 

Handcrafted in partnership with world-class artisans—real people making products that bring meaning and connection to your home. 

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Small Batch

While protecting traditional methods, each item is handcrafted in limited quantities to ensure its sustainability and uniqueness.

While protecting traditional methods, each item is handcrafted in limited quantities to ensure its sustainability and uniqueness.

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Transparent supply chain

We follow our supply chain from concept to completion to protect our environment and artisan partners.

We follow our supply chain from concept to completion to protect our environment and artisan partners.

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Sustainable Partnerships

By travelling to each region and using only local materials, we establish sustainable relationships with our artisans.

By travelling to each region and using only local materials, we establish sustainable relationships with our artisans.

VESSELS OF HER MAKING

"In Zipiajo, pottery is the language of women."

In San Pedro Zipiajo, pottery is a woman’s art—handed down through generations as a sacred form of expression. This tradition is deeply tied to cultural identity, where women mold not just clay, but legacy. From a young age, they are taught the rhythms of the earth and fire, learning to shape with both skill and intuition. Though a few men pursue the craft in secret, pottery remains a revered rite of womanhood in Zipiajo.

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A LIFELONG MUSE

“One artisan. One animal. A lifelong bond.”

Among the most unique customs in Zipiajo is the sacred pairing of artisan and animal. Early in her journey, each woman selects a creature that holds personal or ancestral meaning—her lifelong muse. From that moment forward, only she (or her descendants) may shape that form, and this rule is deeply honored within the collective. When you see a Zipiajo piece adorned with a specific animal, you can be certain it was made by the hands of the woman who carries its story.

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FIRED IN TRADITION

"We don’t just shape the clay—we carry forward the voice of our ancestors."

In the mountains of Michoacán, the artisans of San Pedro Zipiajo and San Bartolomé Cocucho are preserving ancestral pottery traditions that span centuries. Each piece begins with the land—clay gathered from nearby hills, shaped entirely by hand, and fired in open-air kilns using ancient techniques.

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We celebrate slow design and artisan craft from thousands of artisans around the world. From Mexico to Uganda to Japan, we are excited to introduce you to our artisan partners.

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