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The Azure Fassi Palace Urn

Majestic, hand-painted Fassi ceramic urn with vibrant turquoise and polychrome geometric patterns.

OriginFez, Morocco
MaterialGlazed Ceramic
ConditionVintage

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Specifications

Height90 cm
Width45 cm
Depth45 cm
Weight18 kg
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Dimensions

H: 90cm W: 45cm D: 45cm

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The Azure Fassi Palace Urn main view
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The Narrative

The Soul of the Object

This imposing ceramic urn is a masterpiece of Fassi craftsmanship, hailing from the historic city of Fez. It features a brilliant turquoise glaze that serves as the backdrop for intricate, hand-painted arabesques and geometric medallions in rich cobalt blues, saffron yellows, and deep burgundies. The traditional patterns are a visual symphony of Moroccan artistry, covering the entire body and the matching domed lid.

Hand-thrown on a potter's wheel from local clay, this substantial piece is a testament to the skill of the artisan. The meticulous painting process alone takes days, requiring a steady hand and an eye for detail perfected over generations. The urn is finished with a high-gloss glaze that protects the artwork and gives it a luminous sheen.

Traditionally used as a decorative centerpiece in grand salons or courtyards, this urn is a statement piece that embodies the soul of Moroccan heritage. Its commanding presence and vibrant colors bring a touch of North African splendor to any interior, serving as a bridge between ancient traditions and modern decor.

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

Artifact Details

  • Maalem (Master Artisan)Maalem Driss El Fassi
  • TechniqueHand-thrown, hand-painted polychrome Fassi design, double-fired glazing
  • Time Invested
    55Hours
  • Collection Year2026