Ashanti

Abusua Kuruwaa translate to Clan vessel. A quiet, powerful artifact from the Akan people of Ghana. Hand-formed in terracotta, its organic imperfections, softened edges refelects beauty in age, honesty in materials,...

  This handmade earthenware bowl is an essential kitchen staple in Akan traditions, where clay is more than material; it’s a living connection to community, memory, and daily ritual. Handcrafted...

This handmade earthenware bowl is an essential kitchen staple in Akan traditions, where clay is more than material; it’s a living connection to community, memory, and daily ritual. Handcrafted by...

Set of 6

These glazed jars carry the quiet elegance of Akan ceramic tradition. Objects born from the same clay that has sustained generations, now adorned with a delicate sheen that reflects both...

This glazed condiment bowl is a quiet conversation between earth, fire, and Akan tradition. Handmade by master potters in Ghana’s Ashanti region, where clay gathering, molding, and firing are deeply...