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Handmade Moroccan zellige tile from Fès in deep blue, 10×10cm, showing glaze variation from navy to teal

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Handcrafted in Fès, Morocco

Fès Zellige Tiles Deep Blue 50×50cm, 25 Tiles

Name: Fès Zellige Tiles Deep Blue 50×50cm, 25 Tiles
Brand: Kilimy
Price: 479.00 USD
Availability: InStock

25 handmade Fès zellige tiles in deep blue, 10×10cm each.

$479.00

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One tile carries two blues. Look at a single piece and the glaze runs near-navy along one edge, then breaks into a lighter teal where it thinned during firing, with a hard gloss over the deep areas and a matte drag where it pulled away. Nobody chose that boundary. It happened in the kiln. Multiply it across twenty-five tiles and a wall becomes a surface that reads differently from every angle and at every hour dark and saturated in low light, opening into blue-green where the light hits directly. This is Fès, where zellige has been made from local clay for centuries. Twenty-five tiles at 10×10cm, covering 50×50cm.

Handcrafted in Fès, Morocco

What Makes It

The variation happens inside one tile, not just between tiles the glaze pools and thins across a single 10cm square. This is the difference between a handmade zellige wall and a blue tile wall, and it's the reason zellige is specified by designers who could use anything.
Deep blue is the hardest colour to fake a printed tile gives you one flat blue. Here the pigment sits in a glaze that moves, so the same colour reads as five colours depending on thickness and light.
Irregular edges the tiles are not machine-trimmed to a uniform square. That slight variance is what gives a laid zellige wall its handmade line rather than a printed grid.
Works dark or bright full walls in a bathroom or shower, kitchen backsplash, fireplace surround, or as a border against plaster. Deep blue against brass fittings is the classic Moroccan pairing.
Sold in 50×50cm panels 25 tiles, 0.25m² of coverage. Order the panel count you need and add 10–15% for cuts and breakage, as with any tile.

The Craft

Zellige begins as clay dug from the ground around Fès, shaped, dried in the sun, then fired. The glaze is applied by hand and fired again, and what comes out is a range rather than a match the same glaze on the same clay in the same kiln produces variation the potter cannot fully direct. Moroccan tile setters have worked with that range for centuries; the pattern language of zellige exists because craftsmen learned to compose with variation instead of against it. The imperfection is not tolerated. It is the material.

Before You Order

Order a sample first. Colour and texture vary between batches, and a screen cannot show you how the glaze moves. Buying a sample before a full order is standard practice with handmade tile and it will tell you more than any photograph.

Zellige needs an installer who has worked with handmade tile before. The thickness variation means it does not set like a factory tile, and the result depends heavily on how it's laid. We recommend a professional.

Need a specific quantity, a different colour, or a bulk order for a renovation or a commercial space? Message us and we'll prepare it.

Materials and Craft

Details

Material	Glazed terracotta
Tile size	10 × 10cm
Panel	50 × 50cm 25 tiles
Coverage	0.25m² per panel
Colour	Deep blue
Thickness	1,5cm
Supplied as	loose tiles
Origin	Fès, Morocco

Care

Seal after installation as recommended by your installer. Clean with a pH-neutral cleaner. Avoid acidic or abrasive products, which will damage the glaze.

What's Included

25 tiles covering 50×50cm, packed with protection for transit. One Origin Passport card with a QR code scan it to see the workshop in Fès, the artisan who made them, the technique.

Questions

Where do you ship, and how long does it take?

Worldwide from Morocco via DHL Express with full tracking, and shipping is free. Ready-to-ship orders are dispatched within 3 business days and arrive in 7 to 12 business days. Made-to-order pieces add their crafting time, shown on the product page.

Who pays customs and duties?

Duties and taxes are included on orders shipped to the United States, with nothing to pay on delivery. For all other destinations, import duties and taxes are not included and are collected on delivery.

Can I cancel or return an order?

Cancel within 24 hours of ordering, before fulfillment. Returns are free within 14 days: email us and we handle the pickup and the full refund. Made-to-order pieces are non-returnable unless they arrive damaged or not as described.

Is it really handmade?

Yes. Every piece is made by hand and carries an Origin Passport recording its city and craft. The maker is named when they have agreed to it.

How are the makers paid?

Kilimy is an artisan-owned model. The maker keeps the majority of each sale; our share covers processing, handling, and shipping.

Shipping and Returns

Ready to ship

In stock and dispatched from Morocco within 3 business days.

Free DHL Express delivery with live tracking, door to door. Orders placed today arrive Oct 28 to Nov 4.

Duties and taxes

Duties and taxes are included (DDP). Nothing to pay on delivery.

Returns

14-day free returns. We handle the pickup.

Purchase protection

If your piece arrives broken or not as described, tell us within 48 hours of delivery and we send a replacement or a full refund. Nothing to send back.

Payment is processed securely through Stripe and your card details are never stored. Every parcel is wrapped specifically for international transit.

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