CREATE A DINNER TABLE WITH SOUL
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Shop this collection of green pottery and ceramics made in the south of Morocco. Handmade plates, bowls, and table decor.
WHAT IS TAMEGROUTE POTTERY?
Exclusively made in Tamegroute, Morocco, each piece of pottery is unique with its own marks and textures which are created during the firing process. The three marks which appear on each piece of pottery are an example of this.
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Large Tamegroute Dish
£ 110.00 -
Moroccan Tamegroute Medium Green Bowl
£ 20.00
Anybody who has visited Morocco will notice that many of the roofs in the Medina have rich green roof tiles that resemble pots sliced in half.
These roof tiles are handmade as are the green Zellige floor tiles used in the Al-Attatrine Madrasa in Fes, another ceramic product ubiquitous in Moroccan architecture.
I really wanted to capture that detail in my range of Moroccan ceramics, the green is such a deep, beautiful colour, it looks stunning as a backdrop to food.
As I walked around the Medina of Marrakech, I happened upon Potier de Tamrgroute, a craftsman who created the pottery in the village of Tamegroute in the south of Morroco.
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“The products themselves – Tamegroute plates and bowls – are wonderful. They’re exactly as described; full of character and a delight to use. They were delivered promptly and extremely well-packaged – no damage at all. It’s been great to shop with We Are Nomads from start to finish”. See more reviews.
Phil - Italy
The green and yellow pottery are unique to Tamegroute, the formula of this pottery is a closely guarded secret. Designed and made in the village, the green and yellow finishes are formed using an ancient process that remains unchanged.
Each piece is unique with its own marks and textures which are created during the firing process. The three marks which appear on each piece of pottery are an example of this.
CUSTOMER SHARES
Customers love our green Tamegroute pottery and ceramics, they are a piece of Morocco in your home. Each piece is truly unique and they’re full of character you don’t get from mass-produced ceramics.
