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The Zahra Turquoise Filigree Wall Charger

A large, handcrafted Moroccan ceramic wall charger featuring intricate metal filigree and vibrant enamel inlay.

OriginFez, Morocco
MaterialGlazed Ceramic, White Metal Alloy (Maillechort), Enamel, Glass Beads
ConditionVintage

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Specifications

Depth7 cm
Diameter45 cm
Weight3.5 kg
Ø 45cm

Dimensions

Ø 45cm D: 7cm

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Certificate of Authenticity

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The Zahra Turquoise Filigree Wall Charger main view
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The Narrative

The Soul of the Object

This spectacular wall charger is a masterwork of traditional Moroccan artistry, hailing from the renowned workshops of Safi. Designed specifically as a statement piece for your wall, it transforms any space with its dazzling interplay of texture and color. The foundation is a hand-thrown ceramic platter, which is then painstakingly adorned with a complex web of silver-colored metal wire, a technique known as 'maillechort' filigree.

Within this gleaming metallic framework, the artisan has meticulously hand-filled geometric and floral compartments with rich, glossy enamels. The dominant turquoise and azure hues evoke the cool oasis waters, accented by creamy whites, sunny yellows, and deep blues, all radiating from a central star motif. Small, jewel-toned beads are embedded into the design, adding a final layer of opulent detail.

More than just decor, this charger is a tangible piece of North African heritage, reflecting centuries of Moorish and Andalusian design influence. Each piece is a unique labor of love, requiring dozens of hours of skilled craftsmanship to complete. It arrives ready to be mounted, allowing its intricate beauty to be displayed upright as a captivating focal point in your home.

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

Artifact Details

  • Maalem (Master Artisan)Maalem Karim Benjelloun
  • TechniqueMaillechort Filigree over Ceramic with Enamel Inlay
  • Time Invested
    35Hours
  • Collection Year2026