Moroccan pottery: a traditional art

We offer a selection of Moroccan pottery and ceramics. Our Tamegroute pottery, characterized by its green glaze, is made in the eponymous town, located at the edge of the Sahara Desert, in workshops that have perpetuated the same manufacturing techniques since the 16th century. These rustic, rural pottery pieces, with their deep colors obtained from a mixture of manganese, copper oxide, and barley flour, and their textured surfaces, are all unique. We love the materials and textures, perfect for those who appreciate handmade and one-of-a-kind objects.

We have also selected antique pottery from the Moroccan Rif region (in the north of the country), made by women according to ancestral traditions. The geometric or floral patterns are painted using a goat-hair brush with natural pigments: manganese for black and iron oxide for red. These pottery pieces—inkwells, teapots, jugs—can be used for their decorative purpose and will bring an authentic touch to your décor.

Berber baskets made in Northern Morocco to pair with a colorful Berber rug in your living room; Tamegroute ceramics in subtle shades of green to display on a shelf; decorative fans from Ghana to hang individually or in groups on your bedroom wall; and a collection of Berber cushions reminiscent of the Berber rugs you'll find in our shop: Beni Ouarain in black and white, vibrant Azilal , Boujaad, Boucherouite (if you opt for secondhand), or a selection of vintage Berber cushions. Questions about our approach? Our products? Our rugs? Don't hesitate to contact us.

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