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Tiipoi is always questioning the meaning and implications of ‘Craft’. What does Craft have to sacrifice to become a mass produced item, and does it then still remain a craft? While exploring this we met the Sasa family – a family of award winning ceramicists from the remote village of Longpi, India.
Working in collaboration with Mathew Sasa, Tiipoi has produced a collection of ceramics that feature cookware as well as serveware. Our design for the collection highlights the localised techniques of the craft process as well as the versatility of the
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