Selva Centre Piece

Name: Selva Centre Piece
Brand: CasaLatina
SKU: DC0042
Price: 170.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

SKU: DC0042

£170.00

This Tejido Centre Piece is a traditional Chamba piece wrapped in a weave of "Tetera Palm", creating a sensuous stand that can be used as a cake stand or a fruit bowl. This unique piece is handmade in the village of La Chamba from local black clay, it is then sent to MITE Cooperative's weavers where the intricate Tetera wrap is weaved directly onto the piece.

Discover other Chamba pieces from The Tolima Range and other woven beauties from The Tetera Range.

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Details

Community: ESPERARA SIAPIDARA,Chamba

Technique: Tetera weaving, Pottery

Composition: Tetera palm, Chamba Clay

Size: ⌀18 x h25 cm

*due to the handmade nature of the products small variations in size and colour are normal.

Care Guide

Hand-wash with warm water and a gentle detergent, avoid harsh abrasives.

Avoid exposing your pottery to sudden changes in temperature.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Delivery & Returns

All delivery costs are calculated by the size and weight of the items in your order and confirmed at the checkout.

UK Delivery
Charges start at £8, with delivery taking 2 to 5 working days for in-stock items.

FREE UK delivery on orders over £100.

International Delivery
For direct to consumer orders, we currently do not deliver outside the UK

Returns
Items may be returned for a full refund within 14 days of receiving your order.

Lead Times and Shipping

Shipping Costs

Shipping costs will be added to your final invoice

Prices exclude VAT and Customs

Production And Lead Time

Stock holding: Stock

Production Lead Time : 12 - 16 weeks

Please inquire about deadline for placing orders ready to ship in the next container from Colombia.

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Selva Centre Piece

£170.00

Meet The Maker

The Potters of La Chamba

Each piece of this iconic black clay pottery is crafted using a traditional process that dates back centuries, lovingly fashioned by generations of families in the quaint village of La Chamba, Colombia.

These vessels are made using only local micaceous clay, harvested straight from the banks of the Magdalena River, shaped by hand and fire-cured on-site to achieve the signature black finish that sets Chamba Pottery apart from the rest.