Made slowly, by hand, in Bangladesh
Terracotta, brass, jute and kantha from 40 artisan families. Every piece credits its maker.
A home that holds stories
We work directly with potters in Dhamrai, weavers in Tangail and kantha stitchers in Jamalpur. No middlemen, fair wages agreed up front, and every piece signed by the hands that made it.
Meet the maker
My grandmother taught me to read the clay with my hands. Every pot I make still carries her thumbprint.
Rina PalPotter, Kagajipara, Dhamrai
Shop her terracottaNew from the workshops
Shop the room
Tap a dot to see the piece.
Fair wages
Makers set their price before the work begins.
Packed with care
Jute wraps and paper fill, no plastic.
Breakage cover
If it arrives broken, we replace it free.