Handmade Moroccan Ceramic Containers with Lid
€29.00 – €39.00
€23.20 – €31.20
These Moroccan ceramic containers with lids are entirely handmade and hand-painted by Moroccan artisans. They feature rich, colorful geometric and floral patterns in blue, red, green, and yellow on a white base, finished with a blue rim. The vibrant, repeating decoration with arabesque motifs, stars, and flowers gives them a strong ethnic aesthetic and makes each set truly unique.
Delivery Time: 1-3 business days
Ceramic containers with colorful patterns are a classic element in Moroccan homes and cafés, from Fez to Marrakech.
They are traditionally used for serving butter, cheese, olives, or jam, connecting everyday hospitality with Morocco’s long ceramic-making tradition.
Ideal for breakfast buffets, serving dips or sweets at family meals and special occasions. They are available in two sizes for versatility and can also be used as decorative pieces on shelves or tables.
Dimensions:
- S: Height 8 cm, Diameter 11 cm
- M: Height 9 cm, Diameter 14 cm
Material:
100% ceramic, hand-painted with durable enamel glaze, food-safe and dishwasher safe.
Note:
Because each container is handmade and individually decorated, small variations in pattern or color shade may occur. These differences are part of the charm and authenticity of each piece.
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