The women artisans who produce these pottery earrings practice traditional, low temperature burnished pottery techniques to create these ethnic designs.

• Ceramic, metal, & cord
• 2" L x 2" W (5.1 x 5.1 cm)
• Adjustable cord measures 18" L (45.7 cm) total
• Handmade in and fairly traded from Honduras

Located in the heart of Central America, Honduras has a very rich artisan tradition. Most of the indigenous and rural artisans are women, keepers of the pre-Colombian and colonial techniques, shapes, and secrets. In the hands of Lenca, Miskito, Tawahka, Garifuna, Pech, Tolupan, Maya, Chort and Mestizo women, these traditions are experiencing a renaissance, thanks to the support and design work of ACTA DE HONDURAS. Their artisans produce beautiful pottery and recycled aluminum that they fashion into jewelry, ornaments, gifts and home decor. Lencan Pottery is one of the most known and impressive artistry of Honduras. The Lenca women produce black pottery, 'spotted' pots recalling the spots of the moon, and artistic objects hand decorated using pre-Colombian techniques.