Washing Bowls in Salvador
by Cora Patton
Cool morning light spills across the faded pink stucco of a modest kitchen in Pelourinho, illuminating a cluttered wooden counter where a woman in a floral apron pauses to wash a stack of clay bowls in a chipped porcelain basin. Beside the basin, a bright orange plastic watering jug sits empty, its spout pointing toward a small cluster of colorful spice tins arranged haphazardly near the window frame. Through the open doorway, the damp cobblestone street glistens under the overcast sky, while a lone wooden chair with a faded blue cushion rests against the wall, waiting for the day’s first customer.
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