In the village of Cassamance, in the south of the Senegal, pottery is a tradition and art that is passed on from generation to generation.
2021/04/25/women-in-senegal-try-to-keep-pottery-tradition-alive
2021/04/25/women-in-senegal-try-to-keep-pottery-tradition-alive
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