CasaLatina Helecho Hand-Painted Ceramic Serving Platters (Set of 2)
US$140
CasaLatina Lara Wood Salad Bowl
US$255
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Simplicity is key in CasaLatina’s Lara collection. Within the series is a line-up of wooden kitchen utensils – including this salad bowl – that are carved entirely by hand. Skilled artisans from Guadalupe in Venezuela make each ware from a single block of wood, prioritising clean, pared-back shapes. The community is found within a natural reserve where the state and locals collaboratively administer sustainable forest management.
Product ID: 2205307003
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Simplicity is key in CasaLatina’s Lara collection. Within the series is a line-up of wooden kitchen utensils – including this salad bowl – that are carved entirely by hand. Skilled artisans from Guadalupe in Venezuela make each ware from a single block of wood, prioritising clean, pared-back shapes. The community is found within a natural reserve where the state and locals collaboratively administer sustainable forest management.
Product ID: 2205307003
View more from: CasaLatina / Serving bowls
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Meet the Maker:
CasaLatina
At the core of CasaLatina is a desire to showcase the beauty and brilliance of Latin American craft. The founders, lifelong friends Sharon and Aleja, work directly with more than 60 artisans from nine communities across Colombia and Venezuela – the countries they grew up in. Their collections take you on an artisanal journey through these corners of the world, uncovering the magical makers, minds and methods found there, be it a free-hand painter and potter from Ponedera, a master woodworker from Guadalupe or an indigenous weaver from Cauca. Every piece is made entirely by hand and speaks to the founders’ shared mission to preserve ancient artistry.
