The Kiff-Kiff set is named after the Wolof nomenclature for the term "variation" or "not the same." As the first of its kind in the collection, these objects are coiled using an ancient technique discovered by archeologists excavating the Sahel region of West Africa during the 1920s. With geological evidence of this art form's existence for over 2,000 years, The Wild collection offers a cultural and historical resurgence preserved in modern form. With each vessel molded and glazed by hand, the production of each object takes up to 14 days rendering unique functional objects. The Set is made from a mixture of indigenous Senegalese ceramic wild clay, terracotta, and quartz.
