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From hand-painted vases to beldi cups whose base is left as bare terracotta, this selection brings together pieces shaped and decorated one at a time: glazed Tamegroute pottery, tagines and vases from Safi, full tea sets, dishes, sculptural candle holders and zellige-patterned coasters. Every piece being painted by hand, patterns and glaze tones vary slightly.
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Glazed ceramic tealight holder shaped as a round smiling face, topped with a removable bright red fez. Place a small candle inside and the light escapes through the cut-out eyes and smile. Three colours to choose from — white, yellow, black — each wearing the same red fez. Handmade pottery: the crackle of the glaze and the shade of colour vary from one piece to the next.
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.
A cup and its saucer in glazed terracotta, shaped and glazed by hand. The glaze covers the upper part of the cup and stops short above the foot, leaving the raw clay bare; the saucer is dipped at an angle, one half glazed, the other left plain. The handle is a round ring attached by hand. Eleven colours: blue, navy, grey-blue, green, red, burgundy, plum, orange, mustard, black and ecru. Each piece is dipped by hand, so the dividing line and the depth of colour vary from one cup to the next.
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.
Beldi cup in cream ceramic, decorated with a face drawn by hand in a single continuous line — eye, nose and mouth. Four line colours to choose from: terracotta, blue, green or red. Same shape as the other beldi cups, with the ridge at the waist. Wash by hand; the tray in the photograph is not included.
Beldi cup turned in terracotta, with vertical stripes hand-painted on the upper part and a white-glazed interior. The lower third is left as bare terracotta and a ridge marks the waist. Three colours to choose from: orange, navy blue or brown. Wash by hand; the tray in the photograph is not included.
Beldi cup turned in terracotta, glazed in a single tone on the upper part, the foot left as bare terracotta. A ridge marks the waist and the interior is fully glazed. Made and glazed by hand: the tone and the glaze line vary from one piece to another. Wash by hand; the tray in the photograph is not included.
Coffee cup and its saucer in Moroccan craft ceramic, half-dipped glazed terracotta. Made and glazed by hand; tones vary slightly from one piece to the next. Choose the colour.
Double ceramic candle holder with interlaced sculptural loops, covered in a crazed amber-yellow glaze with honey highlights. Two candle holders brought together in one generous, graphic form. A one-off piece of Moroccan craft, hand-modelled and hand-glazed. Brings a warm, sunlit note to a room.
Arch vase in ceramic with a modern curved form, pairing an iced blue-white glaze with one side left as natural clay. Hand-drawn Berber symbols (tribal motifs and henna signs) tell of Moroccan craft. A one-off piece shaped and painted by hand, to stand alone as a sculpture.
Arch vase in ceramic with a contemporary curved silhouette, entirely hand-painted with a plant design of reeds and flowers on a pearly white ground heightened with green. Glossy glaze, a one-off piece turned and decorated by Moroccan craftspeople. A decorative object in its own right, as elegant empty as with a dried stem.
Hand-modelled and hand-glazed ceramic candle holder with organic curves and a deep emerald green glaze revealing the terracotta at the base. A one-off piece of Moroccan craft; every example is shaped individually. Two settings for slim candles. Sculptural height, ideal for dressing a table, a console or a mantelpiece.
