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A pair of sparrow shaped salt and pepper shakers made from the Oaxacan black clay.  Available in smooth or carved finish.  L 10cm (3.9")

Carved by the amazing artisans of Oaxaca, these small boxes with lids will be a focus point of your table and a frequent conversation piece. Due to...

Round black clay box with a carved lid. Perfect for serving granulated sugar or powdered stevia and similar sweeteners. Hand made and carved by the...

Smooth, angular, black clay, handmade tequila/mezcal shot glasses, with an exciting glow. What a better match for enjoying some good mezcal than th...

Smooth, round, black clay, handmade tequila/mezcal shot glasses, with an exciting glow. What a better match for enjoying some good mezcal than the ...

Smooth, tall, black clay, handmade tequila/mezcal shot glasses, with an exciting glow. What a better match for enjoying some good mezcal than the g...

Shiny, smooth black clay tray, round with the high edges, ideal for presenting the mezcal or tequila shot glasses with slices of lemon, orange, som...

Traditional and always recognizable, the Tree of Life Candleholder adorned with flowers and leaves, made by Magaly from the famous Oaxacan black cl...

Mezcal, the high alcohol content, famous, smokey liquor made from the agave plants, has been popular in Mexico for centuries. Between 1930 and 1940...

Mezcal, the high alcohol content, famous, smokey liquor made from the agave plants, has been popular in Mexico for centuries. Between 1930 and 1940...

Mezcal, the high alcohol content, famous, smokey liquor made from the agave plants, has been popular in Mexico for centuries. Between 1930 and 1940...

Mezcal, the high alcohol content, famous, smokey liquor made from the agave plants, has been popular in Mexico for centuries. Between 1930 and 1940...

Mezcal, the high alcohol content, famous, smokey liquor made from the agave plants, has been popular in Mexico for centuries. Between 1930 and 1940...

Mezcal, the high alcohol content, famous, smokey liquor made from the agave plants, has been popular in Mexico for centuries. Between 1930 and 1940...