Moroccan Ceramics
Morocco is rich in textiles as many people are aware of but did you know about their distinctly beautiful ceramics?
Morocco’s four pottery centers are each known by the color of the clay they produce. The red clay used to form our ceramic pieces are produced in Wadi Lan, where the rich, cardinal soil is ideal for terra cotta production.
Each piece is decorated with a lead-free glaze and is hand thrown. Add slight splashes of color and Moroccan culture to your customers dinner table with our traditional designs!
Moroccan Beldi Ceramic Cups
In Morocco, the word beldi gets tossed around effortlessly and endlessly. It’s not a material or region, of an era or from a specific town. Rather, beldi means traditional, local,...
Moroccan Glazed Bowls with Berber Silver Trim
A stunning marriage of traditional Moroccan artistry and elegant design, these handcrafted serving bowls will be a centerpiece of your dining experience. The vibrant glazes combined with the delicate Berber...
Moroccan Cooking Tagine for Two - Contemporary
Tagine is a multi-purpose word in Moroccan culture used to describe the earthen, cone-shaped, tabletop cooking vessel used to steam dishes and impart flavor, as well as a category of...
Moroccan Terracotta Serving Bowls
Terracotta speaks of the earth but these glazed interiors bring a bright splash of color. Moroccan artisans learn their skill through the generations of practice and skill as they hand-throw...
Couscous Platter
Experience the rich flavors and beauty of Moroccan cuisine with these ceramic Couscous platters, each one a true work of art. Traditionally used to serve up big mounds of couscous,...
Moroccan Cooking Tagine for Two - Traditional
This beautiful tagine has the traditional designs of the Berber style displayed with geometric lines. Tagine is a multi-purpose word in Moroccan culture used to describe the earthen, cone-shaped, tabletop...