The Royal Fassi Lidded Urn - Andalusian Garden Edition
Monumental Fassi ceramic urn, hand-painted with vibrant cobalt and turquoise arabesques. A masterwork.
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Specifications
Dimensions
Ø 40cm H: 90cm
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The Soul of the Object
This imposing ceramic urn is a quintessential masterpiece from the ancient city of Fes, the heart of Moroccan pottery. Hand-thrown on a traditional potter's wheel and fired in centuries-old kilns, its sheer scale and presence command attention. The urn is crowned with a fitted lid, featuring a solid turquoise rim that complements the vibrant palette below. It is not merely a decorative object but a testament to the enduring legacy of Moorish artistry. The surface is a canvas for a complex symphony of hand-painted patterns, a style known locally as 'Fassi'. Dominated by deep cobalt blues and radiant turquoise, the design is interwoven with accents of mustard yellow and rich burgundy. The motifs are a harmonious blend of geometric precision and flowing floral arabesques, featuring stylized paisleys, intricate trellis work, and circular medallions that evoke the lush gardens of Andalusia. Every brushstroke is applied freehand by the artisan, without stencils or guides. Created by a 'Maalem' (master craftsman), this urn represents weeks of dedicated labor. The slight irregularities in the glaze and the human touch visible in the painting are not flaws but the celebrated hallmarks of authentic, handcrafted artistry. This is a statement piece designed to anchor a grand entryway, a spacious living area, or a covered patio, bringing a touch of Moroccan palatial grandeur to any setting.
"Every imperfection tells a story of human hands at work."
Artifact Details
- Maalem (Master Artisan)Maalem Idris El-Fassi
- TechniqueHand-thrown, double-fired, and hand-painted using traditional Fassi polychrome glazing techniques.
- Time Invested75Hours
- Collection Year2026





