Barro Negro Bowl

Handcrafted in Oaxaca, Mexico, by Doña Mariana and her family, this Barro Negro bowl showcases the unique beauty of the clay. With its shiny finish, this artisanal bowl radiates elegance and sophistication, making it a unique decorative piece also serving as a functional vessel for serving food with flair.  The handcrafted nature of this bowl ensures its uniqueness, in terns of size and color, making each piece a one-of-a-kind. No two bowls are alike, as even the slightest variation in the cooking process results in distinct patterns and colors.  Dimensions: approx. 2.0"H x 5.1"D. Material This unique artisanal piece is 100% organic and skillfully fashioned from Barro Negro and water only. Barro Negro is a traditional clay renowned for its elegance and durability and is sourced locally from Oaxaca, the only state where it can be found.  Artesano Doña Mariana and her family create stunning Barro (clay) pottery and have been passing down their craft from one generation to another. On top of preserving cultural heritage, they foster a sense of community pride and promote sustainable practices. Bring the beauty of their craft into your home and support their positive impact.  Origin Oaxaca, Mexico. Dimensions Height: approx. 2.0 inches (~5 cm) Diameter: approx. 5.1 inches (~13 cm) Care By following these simple care instructions, you can ensure the longevity and beauty of your barro vase: Handle With Care: handle the barro vase with utmost care to avoid any accidental drops or impacts. Indoor Use Only: keep in a dry place. Keep Away From Water: it is essential to note that this barro vase is not suitable for holding water. To preserve its integrity and prevent damage, refrain from filling it with liquids or placing it in areas prone to moisture. Dust Gently: regularly dust the vase with a soft, dry cloth to keep it clean and free from any buildup. Do not use water or harsh cleaning agents. Avoid Extreme Temperatures: protect your barro vase from extreme temperature changes. Avoid placing it near direct sources of heat, such as radiators or fireplaces, as rapid temperature shifts may cause cracks or other damage.