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Salvaje Planter
by Alta Estudio - Colombia

Salvaje Planter

$257.00 - $257.00
$257.00
$257.00 - $257.00
$257.00
Or 4 payments of $64.25 with or up to 36 payments with

Mixing the Paja Tetara straw and Chamba ceramics, two very traditional materials in Colombian handicrafts, the stunning Salvaje Planter is a feat of design and craftsmanship. The vase is composed of a base made by hand using Chamba ceramics, an endemic red clay using different open burnishing, by artisans from La Chamba, a traditional potter town in Tolima.

The base is then covered by a latticed palm-woven design, handmade by artisans from the Eperara Siapidara ethnic group from the indigenous reservation of Guangui in Timbiquí, in Colombian Cauca.

MATERIAL
Paja tetera (teapot palm tree) and Chamba ceramic

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
10.2" x 15.7" (26 x 40cm)
5.95lb. (2.7kg)

ORIGIN
Colombia

OTHER INFORMATION

  • The pottery of the chamba is a craft with a designation of origin in La Chamba, Tolima.

Please note, this item will take 45 business days to create. Once it is ready it will be delivered to you within 10-14 business days.

SHIPPING
Free shipping on all orders over $100! Shipping time is up to 14 business days.
For made to order items, please check the lead time on the product page.

RETURNS
If for any reason, you are unhappy with the item you ordered, you have 14 days to return or exchange it, as long as it is unused and is in perfect condition. Return shipping is free for orders above $100, and at the customer’s expense for orders below $100.
See the full shipping and return policy here.
You can reach our customer support team by email at: info@thenopo.com

  • Moisturize the fiber with beeswax.
  • If the fiber gets wet, dry it immediately to prevent it from deteriorating.

    • Alta Estudio

    Alta Estudio

    Industrial and product designer Alejandro Tapias studied in Europe before moving back to his native Colombia to set up Alta Estudio and create beautiful, utilitarian objects with the help of master artisans from the country’s diverse cultural landscape.

    Working with indigenous communities, Alejandro designs stunning objects of home decor, which tell stories, maintain traditions and identities and encapsulate in themselves the stunning landscapes, climates, resources, and history of the places where they were made. Read more
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