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Ortographe
Mango-leaf resin gives the Ortographe its striking deep black colour. The Peruvian bowl’s maker paints on its production details and a signature.
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| name | Ortographe |
| size | Ø36*8 cm |
| color | black, ochre and cream |
| material | ceramics |
| country | Peru |
| productcode | 1058 |
| price | € 125.00 |
| name | Ortographe |
| size | Ø36*8 cm |
| color | black, ochre and cream |
| material | ceramics |
| country | Peru |
| productcode | 1058 |
| price | € 125.00 |
care
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The Ortographe bowl is not waterproof. Water or just humidity on the bowl can turn the beautiful, shiny colour matt and greyish. When spilling some water on the bowl, wipe it off. |
The Ortographe bowl is not waterproof. Water or just humidity on the bowl can turn the beautiful, shiny colour matt and greyish. When spilling some water on the bowl, wipe it off. |
more about the producer
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Allpa - PeruAllpa is a well-run organisation founded by two sociologists who wanted to celebrate their country and its wealth and variety of traditional crafts. Based in Lima, Allpa works with producers throughout the country. The techniques vary per region. Pottery, true to tradition, is made in the northern town of Chulucanas, while textiles come mainly from the Andes. Allpa also devotes itself to the further development of existing handwork techniques. |
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Allpa - PeruAllpa is a well-run organisation founded by two sociologists who wanted to celebrate their country and its wealth and variety of traditional crafts. Based in Lima, Allpa works with producers throughout the country. The techniques vary per region. Pottery, true to tradition, is made in the northern town of Chulucanas, while textiles come mainly from the Andes. Allpa also devotes itself to the further development of existing handwork techniques. |
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