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Zè Traditional Ceramic Pot & Lid

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Made from rich clay soils from Vume, Ghana, our Zè Ceramic Pot is our latest offering in our Fi:Yè Pottery Home Collection. This pot is hand-sculpted and crafted by artisans who have learned the art of pottery from one generation to the next. Vume is a small community in the Volta Region of Ghana known for its Pottery Crafts. We worked with our master Potter for 18 months, designing, reworking, and perfecting our Zè pot to be the perfect companion for your home. EssieSpice has been and continues to be a brand about long-standing tradition, heritage but also sustainability. This is why our sauces are housed in recyclable glass & metal and we continue our story of sustainability with our Zè pot.

Essie Spice is based in Englewood, New Jersey.

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Essie Bartels

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For one little girl, the journey started in her mother's tiny kitchen in Ghana where her love affair with spice was ignited. Her flavorful journey continued all over the globe, spurred by her insatiable appetite for travel. She played with exotic palates; she tested cuisines, she concocted condiments.

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