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Traditional potters shaping handmade clay vessels in Kouma, Togo.

The Potters of Kouma

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Nestled among the green hills of Togo, the communities of Kouma have long been known for their rich tradition of pottery making. For countless generations, families gathered fine clay from nearby streams and hillsides, carefully shaping it into cooking pots, water jars, storage vessels, serving bowls, and ceremonial containers. Every finished piece reflected not only the skill of the potter
Tem artisans carving decorative calabashes in a traditional workshop in Sokodé, Togo.
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The Calabash Carvers of Sokodé

In the heart of central Togo lies the vibrant town of Sokodé, a place long celebrated for its rich cultural traditions, lively markets, and skilled artisans. Among the Tem, also known as the Kotokoli people, craftsmanship has always been held in high regard. Every object created by hand reflected not

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