Named after one of the tribes in Bastar a region where the purity of ingredients in food is paramount the Sabar collection was designed with the spirit of eating together as a community. A hand-painted cobalt blue stripe runs across the wide terracotta Baga form with a graphic confidence drawn from tribal symbolism lively on the surface, settled in the hand.

Named after one of the tribes in Bastar a region where the purity of ingredients in food is paramount the Sabar collection was designed with the spirit of eating together as a community. Hand-painted by artisans, cobalt blue dots punctuate the earthy terracotta surface of this wide Baga ceramic mug with a rhythm drawn from folk art playful, considered, and made for a long, unhurried chai.

Inspired by folk art and the everyday rituals of slow living, this hand-painted ceramic milk jug brings an artisanal warmth to the breakfast table. Cobalt blue botanical renderings sit against an earthy terracotta form classic in shape, quietly graphic in finish and doubles beautifully as a display-worthy vase between meals. Pair it with the Sabar breakfast plates and bowls for a harmonious morning table.

Slow living is at the heart of the Sabar collection and few rituals embody that more than a drink taken without hurry. Hand-painted with primitive motifs and cobalt blue illustrations, this tall, generous latte glass is made for a frothy mid-morning latte, a cold brew, or a turmeric milk at the end of the day. Part of the Sabar breakfast tableware range; comes as a set of two.