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The Zahra Indigo Ceramic Vessel Sink

Hand-painted Fassi ceramic vessel sink featuring intricate indigo floral motifs.

OriginFez, Morocco
MaterialDouble-Glazed Earthenware Clay
ConditionNew

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Specifications

Height16 cm
Diameter40 cm
Weight5.5 kg
Ø 40cm16cm

Dimensions

Ø 40cm H: 16cm

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The Zahra Indigo Ceramic Vessel Sink main view
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The Narrative

The Soul of the Object

Immerse your daily rituals in the timeless elegance of Fes with the Zahra vessel sink. This striking ceramic basin is a testament to the centuries-old pottery traditions of Morocco's cultural capital. The dominant indigo glaze, deep and resonant, serves as the canvas for a dense, mesmerizing pattern of stylized white blossoms with warm amber centers, drawing the eye inward to the central drain surrounded by a geometric zigzag border. Crafted entirely by hand, the process begins with raw clay mined from the hills surrounding Fes. The form is thrown on a potter's wheel and sun-dried before the master artisan, or 'Maalem,' meticulously applies the intricate designs using fine horsehair brushes. Each stroke is freehand, ensuring that no two sinks are exactly alike. The piece undergoes multiple firings in traditional kilns to achieve its durable, glossy finish that protects the vibrant colors against time and water. More than just a functional fixture, the Zahra sink is a piece of functional art that transforms a powder room or master bath into a sanctuary. It installs as an above-counter vessel, allowing its full exterior and interior artistry to be admired. It is a tangible connection to the souks of the Medina, bringing authentic North African soul into the modern home.

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

Artifact Details

  • Maalem (Master Artisan)Maalem Karim Benjelloun
  • TechniqueTraditional Fassi freehand painting on wheel-thrown pottery
  • Time Invested
    32Hours
  • Collection Year2026