In Germanic and Nordic mythology, the earth beneath one's feet is perceived not just as mere ground, but as a higher being, a feminine force and goddess. She is the source of all life and knowledge - fertile, wise and powerful. She knows everything about the past, present and future. Erda, or Edda, is not just the earth, but an expression of all of nature.
We want to convey and communicate this expression and beauty of nature to the outside world through our idea and mindful lifestyle with our ceramic tableware. Ceramics made from high-quality clay minerals and quartz straight from Edda's womb.
In our habitat, the Alpine cultural landscape, nature is still very present and an important habitat for a variety of animal and plant species. Nevertheless, the landscape is shaped by human use of the Alps. However, people still have respect and awe for the power of nature and usually act in symbiosis with it. That is why many customs from Germanic mythology are still lived and maintained.
You can believe what you want, but a little more respect and love for our Edda would solve many problems today.
We at EDDA stoneware take responsibility and clean up after ourselves.
From production to marketing to delivery, every product has a carbon footprint. That's why we support innovative companies that remove carbon from the air.
Together with many other responsible companies we have:
- thousands of tons of carbon removed from the atmosphere, and
- With CO2-neutral shipping, millions of orders are sent to customers worldwide.
Here's how it works: For every order we receive, a formula is used to calculate estimated emissions. Based on these estimates, a portion of our sales go to carbon sequestration/storage companies that are rigorously vetted by Carbon Direct scientists.
These companies use the budget provided to offset the carbon emissions caused by our deliveries. All additional funding will go toward further developing carbon removal technologies.
Here we show you two companies that we support through Carbon Direct:
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1. Grassroots Carbon
Grassroots Carbon helps farmers change their farming practices to improve soil and ecological health, thereby sequestering and storing more carbon in the soil.
2. Mast reforestation
Mast Reforestation combines best forestry practices with new technology to regrow healthy, resilient, and climate-adapted forests lost to wildfires and water shortages. Mast Reforestation's services include seed collection, seedling cultivation, reforestation and financing based on high-quality carbon credits.
