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Moroccan Ceramic Plate — Geometric Blue
$34.00
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$34.00
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Moroccan Ceramic Plate — Geometric Blue
$34.00
Sale price
$34.00
Regular price
DESCRIPTION
Close your eyes and imagine the medinas of Safi — the oldest ceramic city in Morocco, where artisans have been painting clay for over 500 years. This plate was born there.
Every line of the cobalt blue zellige pattern is drawn freehand, without stencils, from pure memory and generations of inherited skill. No two plates are identical. The one you receive is the only one exactly like it in the world.
Why you'll love it
- Instant focal point — the deep cobalt blue commands attention on any wall or table
- Dual purpose — display it as wall art or use it as a tapas plate for olives, nuts, or cheese
- Conversation starter — every guest will ask where it's from
- Pairs beautifully with natural linen, rattan, and warm wood tones
Details
- Diameter: 20 cm
- Material: Hand-painted ceramic with food-safe glaze
- Origin: Safi, Morocco
- Care: Hand wash only — not dishwasher or microwave safe
- Weight: Approx. 350g
Each piece is handmade and may show slight variations in pattern and color — this is not a defect, it is proof of the human hand.
Woven from the Earth The Story of Sabra Silk
Every Sabra cushion begins its journey in the heart of the Atlas Mountains. Hand-harvested from the resilient Saharan aloe vera cactus (Agave Tequilana), the raw, silvery fibers are painstakingly extracted, washed, and spun by skilled local artisans.
This ancient, eco-friendly process relies entirely on nature—using botanical dyes like indigo, saffron, and pomegranate to achieve its rich, sun-faded hues. What you hold in your hands isn't just a cushion; it is a piece of Moroccan heritage, meticulously crafted from plant to loom.
The Art of Slow Making
There are no shortcuts on a traditional wooden loom. Each of our Sabra cushions is hand-woven thread by thread, transforming raw cactus silk into intricate, geometric Berber patterns. This perspective—straight from the weaver’s hands—captures the rhythm of an ancient craft where every tension, knot, and sun-faded hue tells a story.
Because every piece is made manually using botanical pigments like ochre and indigo, no two cushions are ever identical, leaving you with a truly unique masterpiece of functional art.
