Moroccan Zellige Ceramic Coasters Set of 6
Handcrafted in Safi, Morocco · Verified Artisan
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Item Details
In the ceramic workshops of Safi, master artisan Bennasser has spent 23 years perfecting the ancient art of zellige tilework. "Every piece we create carries the patience of the hand and the spirit of Moroccan craftsmanship," he reflects, his hands shaping clay that will become these geometric treasures.
What Makes It
- Traditional zellige technique adapted for modern tabletops
- Six distinct mosaic patterns inspired by Islamic geometric art
- Rich color palette of cobalt blues, copper greens, and warm earth tones
- Smooth ceramic finish that protects surfaces while adding visual warmth
The Craft
Each coaster reflects centuries of Moroccan geometric tradition, where master craftsmen create intricate patterns from memory. Bennasser draws from this heritage, working with local clay to create pieces that echo the grand mosaics found in Moroccan riads and palaces.
Details
Material: Zellige ceramic
Dimensions: 10 cm diameter
Care: Wipe clean with damp cloth
Origin: Handcrafted in Safi, Morocco
What's Included
Set of 6 ceramic coasters, each featuring a different traditional mosaic design
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★★★★★“Absolutely stunning quality. You can feel the craftsmanship in every detail — and the origin passport made it feel so special.”
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★★★★★“Arrived beautifully packaged. My partner and I were both blown away. This is exactly what we were hoping for — authentic and gorgeous.”
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★★★★★“I love knowing the story behind the piece. The origin details were a lovely touch. Will definitely be ordering again.”
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