Hadjambou

Hadjambou, also sometimes spelled "Hadjambou," is a term referring to a style of traditional pottery primarily associated with the Comoros Islands, particularly the island of Grande Comore (Ngazidja). These pots are often handmade using local clay and feature distinctive decorative techniques. The pottery tradition is linked to cultural heritage and local craftsmanship. Hadjambou pottery is traditionally used for cooking, storage, and serving food. The specific shapes, sizes, and decorative motifs can vary between villages and families involved in the craft.