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These bowls have been made for hundreds of years in the territory of Carchi, Ecuador. They range from simple designs to more complex artwork symbolizing everyday activities, animals from the region, geometric patterns, and sacred motifs....

This bowl is inspired by the shape of the abalone shell, which is often used for smudging. Smudging happens by burning different elements such as sage sticks, sweet grass braids or palo santo sticks. The smoke...

Gifts from Creator, designed by: Emily Kewageshig is an Anishinaabe artist and visual storyteller from Saugeen First Nation in Ontario. “    Materials: Porcelain   Dimensions: Width:  9.5 cm Height:  11.5 cm  

Kichwa people from Peguche, Ecuador are the master weavers of the region. Up on the highlands of the Andes, the members of this community are completely dedicated to the manufacturing of textiles and agricultural activities. The...

Kichwa people from Peguche, Ecuador are the master weavers of the region. Up on the highlands of the Andes, the members of this community are completely dedicated to the manufacturing of textiles and agricultural activities. The...

Kichwa people from Peguche, Ecuador are the master weavers of the region. Up on the highlands of the Andes, the members of this community are completely dedicated to the manufacturing of textiles and agricultural activities. The...