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View offer at Uncommon GoodsThis peacock feather-patterned pottery is as stunning as its namesake?and has a beautiful story behind it, too. In the 1990s, renowned ceramicist Ken Edwards and his wife moved to the San Antonio Palop?, Guatemala, a Mayan village on Lake Atitl?n, drawn by the area?s rich volcanic clay. The local residents welcomed them with incredible warmth, helping them carry Ken's heavy kilns and get set up. When he discovered that many lacked jobs, he offered to teach them the ceramics work he learned in Mexico in in the 1950s and 60s. Now there are four different workshops creating this distinctive pottery by hand. Choose white/blue wide base or brown/blue round belly.
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