Face jugs were made by African American slaves and freedmen working in potteries in the Edgefield District of South Carolina, an area of significant stoneware production in the nineteenth century. The distinctive features of the jugs relate in style and material to ritualistic objects of the Congo and Angola region of western Africa.
 
The cards have shimmering gold lettering on the front and space for your message on the reverse. They can be redeemed against any of our classes, workshops, clay kits or pottery.