La Chamba black clay, entirely handmade in Colombia.

The beauty of Chamba.. One would have the impression of talking about music, but no ... Although these sublime black clay pottery carries within them all the sounds of its region and its people ... Just by admiring them, one can imagine history and everyday life ethnic groups living on the banks of the Rio Magdalena in Colombia, smell the smells of these distant lands, hear the song of the forest. Indeed, the Indigena collection with a very ethnic character is made in the village of La Chamba in Colombia, in the department of Tolima. Throughout the territory of this department lived in the pre-Columbian era Indians of Pijaos tribes or other tribes of Caribbean and Quimbaya origin. The descendants of these Indians still live on 70 small native reserves. Thus, adopting the black pottery of La Chamba is also adopting a little of this beautiful culture. An ethnic, raw and elegant pottery that will bring a lot of character to your home, whether in a rustic or contemporary interior ... A pottery that will open doors for you. Indeed, beyond aesthetics, it will also allow you to discover a new way of cooking or eating.