South-African brand Terres d'Afrique has developed a range of sustainable ceramic packaging for its amenities line.

The brand collaborated with Karen Kotze from Wove Ceramics, a ceramics studio based in Cape Town, to create the design and manufacture the range.

The range features a decorative pattern, inspired by Bogolan, also known as mud cloth, a traditional printed African cloth, made using a technique of the same name, which uses dried leaves and tree bark to dye the fabric. It is available in three different earth-toned shades: pink terracotta, brown and beige.

The collection, which will be available in room, as well as a retail line, currently consists of soap holders, bath salt and body scrub tubs, as well as trays and 500ml bottles with copper pumps and bamboo tags, with plans to expand with tea cups, foot bowls, product bowls and, potentially, tea light holders.

Stephan Helary, founder of Terres D'Afrique, says: "Being a sustainable, environmentally friendly brand, it was natural to create a luxury sustainable option as refill packaging for our clients."

"The range reflect perfectly the essence of Terres d'Afrique: earthy and simple yet refined and elegant. The essence of Africa."