Lozi clay pot - 18.1 Morning Routine The artefacts produced are always

The artefacts produced are always unique as the mould is destroyed as part of the casting process

others reaching to catch

The curved features of the sofa and armchair pay tribute to the Yoruba chair - the classically arched throne of Nigerian kings and queens

and the slightly flexed stance emphasises the navel

They bring a noble

Lozi clay pot - 18.1 Morning Routine The artefacts produced are alwaysA hand coiled terracotta pot from the Lozi people of the Upper Zambezi Valley in Zambia. Built up by hand using the traditional coiling method, then smoothed and burnished into a robust, voluminous form. The shoulder carries an incised geometric band a signature Lozi touch that gives both visual rhythm and a tactile grip. Its rich, variegated colouring comes from traditional open pit firing, where flame and the minerals in the clay create a "fire