In the Awajún universe, producing pottery is the product of a dynamic relationship between knowledge, ritual, and mythical narration. The designs painted on the ceramics normally have some type of geometric pattern that reflect elements found in nature like parts of animals, plants, fish, and leaves.
On December 14 2021, the Awajún were recognized by UNESCO who declared the values, knowledge, wisdom and practices of the Awajún people associated with ceramics as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, highlighting the value of this art that is passed down from generation to generation.
This pottery is made with all natural food-grade ingredients and is safe to use for food and beverages.
Dimensions (approximate): 15cm x 3.5cm / 16m x 4.5cm
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In the Awajún universe, producing art is the product of a dynamic relationship between knowledge, ritual, and mythical narration. In their worldview, there are three powerful beings: Nugkui (spirit of the earth), Etsa (spirit of the forest) and Tsuqki (spirit of the water).
