oido
Oido refers to a specific style of pottery originating from the Oido region. This ceramic tradition is characterized by its distinctive glaze, often a deep blue or green, and its utilitarian forms. The production of Oido pottery has a long history, with evidence of its manufacture dating back several centuries. These ceramics were typically used for everyday purposes, such as storing food and liquids, and were an integral part of local households.
The crafting process for Oido pottery involves local clays and traditional firing techniques. Artisans meticulously shape