colombian black pottery.
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Skin Wash Bonsoir
Skin Wash Cedarwood
Skin Wash Eucalyptus
Skin Wash Geranium
Skin Wash Lavender
Skin Wash Lemongrass
Skin Wash Orange
Skin Wash Peppermint
Skin Wash Pink Grapefruit
Skin Wash Rosemary
after oil
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After Oil - A Zest Of Happiness
Classic After Oil - Magic 11
shampoo
Pure Shampoo
Balancing Shampoo
body care
Prebiotic Skin Lotion
Hand Scrub
Bath Oil (Precious Bath Oil)
Massage Oil (Professional Massage Oil)
Excellent Mouthwash
Classic Hand & Body Lotion - Calming Botanical Touch
Handsome Rinse-Free Cleanser
Black Pottery originates from Colombia and has been handmade for years by the indigenous people of La Chamba, a small village in the Andes mountains. They craft and fire the pottery from clay entirely by hand. This pottery-making is an art form in itself, passed down from generation to generation. Moreover, Black Pottery is naturally heat-resistant because the clay comes from volcanic soil. In Colombia, this type of pottery is therefore mainly used in the kitchen, to prepare and serve dishes.
Especially for RainPharma and you, these cazuelas—the local name for this black pottery—were traditionally crafted in La Chamba, with respect for nature and local traditions.
why did we choose these Colombian accessories?
In addition to the unique origin of Black Pottery, Colombia is also the birthplace of Eric from RainPharma. Eric grew up in Cartagena, a colorful coastal town in the north of the country. You can recognize the city by its bright blue bay, vividly colored flowers, winding streets, and eye-catching street art. Since Cartagena borders the Caribbean Sea, people often suffer from dry skin due to the salty water and sea air. The residents of Cartagena regularly apply oil to their skin to prevent dryness—just as Eric’s mother did for him.
From this ritual, Classic After Oil was born: an aromatic skin oil you apply in the shower to nourish and soften your skin.