Red Clay Pichancha Pot originally was used to dry corn but can be used to was berries and fruits. It is also a beautiful decor piece.

The intense red hue is derived from combining red and yellow clays sourced from the surrounding hills. Artisans craft the pieces without molds or a pottery wheel, taking around ten days to finish each piece.

~7.5" H x 8" D

Approximate size. Due to its handmade nature, size and imperfections vary slightly.

100% Oaxacan Clay | 100% lead-free | Food safe

We recommend hand washing and allowing to air dry.

San Marcos Tlapazola, Oaxaca, Mexico

The Mujeres collective, founded by Macrina Mateo, is a 20-generation family tradition of pottery making. Macrina's worldwide recognition has earned her exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and features in Vogue.