A vessel for ritual, remembrance, and radiant energy.
Inspired by the Quechua word Kawsay — meaning life force or living energy — these hand-moulded clay bowls are created to hold the sacred. Use them to catch the ash of Palo Santo, cradle an incense cone, or keep treasured jewellery and altar offerings. Each bowl is an invitation to pause, return to presence, and honour the simple beauty of daily ritual.
✧ Details
Hand-crafted clay, painted in luminous copper tones that echo fire and Pachamama’s grounding essence
Ideal for incense, jewellery, herbs, or altar offerings
Approx. 4.5–5cm diameter — shapes and edges naturally vary, making each one unique
One-of-a-kind design: no two bowls are the same
The Kawsay Bowl is a reminder that ritual doesn’t need to be grand — only true. Bring it into your space as a vessel of life force, grounding, and intention.
A vessel for ritual, remembrance, and radiant energy.
Inspired by the Quechua word Kawsay — meaning life force or living energy — these hand-moulded clay bowls are created to hold the sacred. Use them to catch the ash of Palo Santo, cradle an incense cone, or keep treasured jewellery and altar offerings. Each bowl is an invitation to pause, return to presence, and honour the simple beauty of daily ritual.
✧ Details
Hand-crafted clay, painted in luminous copper tones that echo fire and Pachamama’s grounding essence
Ideal for incense, jewellery, herbs, or altar offerings
Approx. 4.5–5cm diameter — shapes and edges naturally vary, making each one unique
One-of-a-kind design: no two bowls are the same
The Kawsay Bowl is a reminder that ritual doesn’t need to be grand — only true. Bring it into your space as a vessel of life force, grounding, and intention.
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