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Fes Noir & Blanc: Hand-Painted Ceramic Serving Tagine

Exquisite hand-painted black and white ceramic tagine from Fes, perfect for serving or display.

OriginFez, Morocco
MaterialGlazed Earthenware Ceramic
ConditionNew

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Specifications

Height22 cm
Diameter28 cm
Weight2.5 kg
Ø 28cm22cm

Dimensions

Ø 28cm H: 22cm

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The Narrative

The Soul of the Object

Embrace the timeless elegance of Moroccan craftsmanship with this stunning ceramic tagine, hailing from the historic city of Fes. Known as the heart of Moroccan pottery, Fes artisans are renowned for their intricate designs and mastery of form. This piece is a striking example of the traditional 'Fassi' style, rendered in a bold and sophisticated monochrome palette that seamlessly blends ancient artistry with modern aesthetics. Every inch of this two-part vessel—the shallow base and the characteristic conical lid—is meticulously hand-painted with a mesmerizing array of geometric arabesques and stylized floral motifs. The complex patterns are not merely decorative but tell a story of cultural heritage, passed down through generations of 'Maalems' (master craftsmen). A glossy, food-safe glaze protects the detailed artwork and gives the piece a brilliant sheen. While inspired by traditional cookware, this tagine is designed primarily as an exquisite serving dish or a captivating decorative centerpiece. It is perfect for presenting couscous, slow-cooked stews, or even salads at your table, adding a touch of North African magic to any meal. Please note that this ceramic piece is intended for serving and should not be used directly on a stovetop or in an oven.

"Every imperfection tells a story of human hands at work."

Artifact Details

  • Maalem (Master Artisan)Maalem Driss El Alami
  • TechniqueHand-thrown on a potter's wheel, freehand painting with traditional Fassi geometric patterns, double-fired glazing.
  • Time Invested
    14Hours
  • Collection Year2026