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Hand-painted ceramic tagine in the Moroccan pottery tradition: a decorated cone resting on its matching dish, with a glazed knob on top. Six contemporary patterns to choose from — olive branches, colour strokes, anise-green chevrons, Berber mosaic, abstract garden, stylised face — a change from the usual motifs. Each piece is painted freehand, so the lines and shades vary from one to the next: yours will be one of a kind. A decorative and display piece, not intended for cooking.
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Tajine artisanal peint à la main — motifs contemporains
140,00 MAD
Hand-painted ceramic tagine in the Moroccan pottery tradition: a decorated cone resting on its matching dish, with a glazed knob on top. Six contemporary patterns to choose from — olive branches, colour strokes, anise-green chevrons, Berber mosaic, abstract garden, stylised face — a change from the usual motifs. Each piece is painted freehand, so the lines and shades vary from one to the next: yours will be one of a kind. A decorative and display piece, not intended for cooking.
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A handleless tumbler, built and glazed by hand, with a deliberately dented wall: the shape is never perfectly round and the rim waves a little. White glaze over the whole piece, inside included, then a motif painted with a brush — hearts, palm trees, cacti, suns, chevrons, Berber diamonds, lines and dots, in black or in colour. Each tumbler is painted one at a time: the strokes and proportions vary from one piece to the next. The photographs show the range of motifs; tumblers are sold individually.
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