MARIA
SCHIFFER

"Traditional Cooking: Pouring into a Clay Pot in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania"

This atmospheric close-up, captured in August 2024 in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania, highlights the rich culinary tradition of using clay pots for cooking. A woman’s hand pours from a yellow cup into a pot of beans simmering over an open fire. This traditional method stands in contrast to the more common use of cheaply made tin pots across many parts of Africa.

The use of clay pots not only enhances the flavor of the beans but also preserves a crucial element of African food heritage. This evocative image is perfect for those who appreciate authentic African food culture, traditional cooking methods, and sustainable practices. Ideal for adding a touch of cultural depth and warmth to any kitchen decor, this photo celebrates the time-honored ways that connect people to their culinary roots.

For every photo sold from this series, 10% of the profits will directly support the farmers' group I had the honor of working with in Tanzania for BODY&SOIL. These funds help their initiative to grow regeneratively, nurture their soils, and celebrate their food heritage.

Fine Art Print

Printed on premium Hahnemühle Photo Rag Satin 310g print. I would recommend a colorful or a good quality wooden frame. 

Sizes

24x30 cm 

30×40 cm 

40x60 cm 

Limited edition