Collection: All KEMI HOME ART products

At KEMI HOME ART, tableware tells the story of fabrics. Plates, cups, mugs, bowls, and salad bowls feature patterns that have shaped Africa: wax fabrics with mischievous names, Malian Bogolan, Cameroonian Ndop, the Ntshak of the Kuba people, Ivorian masks… Each is a nod to textiles, rhythms, and traditions.

The shapes are varied—square, round, oval—and each piece is decorated to order in our Alfortville workshop: the pattern is prepared, applied, and glazed by hand before firing.

Colors, first name, date, or short message: most pieces can be personalized upon request, and a broken plate can be replaced individually. Perfect for creating a table that tells a story, brings people together, and is passed down through generations.

Where to start?

• By pattern: Wax, Fleurs de Mariage, Gamaphone, Bogolan, Masks.
• By country: Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger, and all fabrics and arts of Africa.
• By piece: cups, mugs, or by color with the variations of blue.

And to understand the name of each wax fabric: Wax fabric: history, names, and meaning of the patterns.