OUR CELLARS
At La Dai, we are honored to collaborate with the talented potters of Sapa Santo Niño, Pampanga, known locally as the "Trowers.”
The Potters of Sapa Santo Niño, Pampanga: Three Generations of Master Craftsmen
This community of artisans has upheld the art of pottery for three generations, passing down their skills and knowledge through the years. Using a traditional blend of clay, sand, and water, they handcraft each piece on a potter’s wheel, allowing it to air-dry before firing it in a firewood-burning kiln. This process gives each piece its unique character and lasting strength.
More than functional, these clay creations are a tribute to Pampanga’s rich pottery heritage. Each piece is a testament to the resilience, heritage, and artistry of hands that have shaped clay for decades, connecting past and present through their craft.
Discover Our Palayok Cellars
Hand-shaped by three generations of master potters from Sapa Santo Niño, Pampanga, each piece embodies a quiet elegance and the enduring legacy of Filipino craftsmanship. Thoughtfully designed for both beauty and function, these earthenware cellars are perfect for keeping your spices, grains, and traditions well-preserved.
