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SKU: POT57

Ancient Berber pottery from the Rif

80,00 €Price

Antique Moroccan Berber Pottery.
Handcrafted in the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco,
this vintage pottery is an old inkwell.
It is made from local clay specific to the region by women who perpetuate ancestral traditions.
The designs are drawn using a goat-hair brush with natural pigments: manganese for black and iron oxide for red.
The geometric or floral patterns are traditional to Rif pottery.

 

This pottery is raw, unglazed ceramic. Each piece is unique.

Dimensions:
Height 21cm,
Width 29cm

 

Materials

Clay and natural pigments for the designs

    Handcrafted in Morocco and elsewhere

    100% sustainable materials

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    The spirit of SALAM SALAM

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    Boucherouite wooden stools made from recycled textile fibers
    Moroccan wool cushions made from Berber rugs

    Unique objects

    Ethical objects

    Durable objects

    Handmade with slight variations that make each item unique

    Selected for their character and originality

    Sustainable production, far removed from standardized decoration

    Handmade but at a fair price for our customers as well as for our partner artisans

    Highlighting preserved traditional skills

    Reflecting the ancestral know-how of the artisans with whom we collaborate

    Use of sustainable, natural and recyclable materials

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     Our expertise in Berber rugs

    For over 10 years, Les Tapis Sauvages has been selecting unique Berber rugs directly from Moroccan artisans.

    Beni Ouarain, Azilal, Boujaad, Mrirt, Marmoucha… We know their materials, their weaves and their particularities to help you find the piece that really matches your interior.

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    Free delivery by Chronopost for orders over €790

    Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back

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