Seto Terracotta Berry Bowl

DESCRIPTION: This ceramic berry bowl is as functional as it is beautiful. Made from a swirl of terracotta and white clay, each piece is a one-of-a-kind blend of earthy tan and soft cream tones. The upper half is finished in a smooth white glaze, while the lower portion reveals the natural marbled clay beneath. A single side handle, drainage holes and an attached dish make rinsing and serving effortless, no extra plate needed. Perfect for your morning berries, farmers’ market finds or simply adding artisan style to your kitchen. 

PRODUCT DETAILS: 

• Materials: Terracotta, White Clay, + Glaze
• Measures: 4.75"D x 4.75"H
  
• Care: Rinse after use, soak if necessary
  • Dishwasher and microwave safe
• Notes: Natural marbling varies making each piece unique
  

IMPACT: Made with love in Nepal ♥ Ten Thousand Villages is a global maker-to-market movement that addresses economic injustice. They are a pioneer of fair trade, they do business differently, putting people and the planet first. That means you can trust that every purchase you make directly impacts the life and community of its maker in an under-resourced community. Together we break the cycle of generational poverty and ignite social change. #LiveLifeFair

THE MAKER:  Mahaguthi markets the handicrafts of more than 1,000 Nepali artisans working in 150 workshops. Most of the artisans are from remote and mountainous areas; among them 85 percent are women who use traditional craft skills while working in their own home. Mahaguthi's focus is to promote the well-being of artisans, to provide employment and to embrace and promote the principles of fair trade. Artisans receive medical and education allowances, paid leave and maternity leave. Mahaguthi's parent organization was founded in 1926 with the objective of making the poor self-reliant. The founder was exiled to India and worked with Mahatma Gandhi before returning to Nepal to do rehabilitation work with women and their children. Mahaguthi began marketing crafts in 1984 to support a program for destitute women and children. Ten Thousand Villages has purchased products from Mahaguthi since 2000.