Tajine en CéramiqueHandmade, hand-decorated ceramic tagine
250 MAD
Creating a tagine, one of the most familiar symbols of the Moroccan way of life, involves shaping two separate pieces by hand so that they ultimately form a single unit. The base and the conical lid are each made separately and must be proportioned correctly to fit together precisely. Next comes the decoration, which is also applied by hand to the ceramic. Behind this instantly recognisable silhouette lies a series of steps that require skill, precision and attention to detail.
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In the box
- 1 tagine (base and conical lid)
Why give it
- Shaped and decorated by hand by Moroccan artisans
Who and when
- Occasions
- GiftTravel souvenir
- For
- Home decor lovers
Delivery and returns
- Free delivery anywhere in Morocco.
- Delivered within 24 hours.
- Returns or exchanges within 14 days of delivery.
- Return shipping is on us.
The spirit of Morocco
For centuries, the tagine has been a staple of Moroccan cuisine. The name refers both to the dish itself and to the earthenware pot in which it simmers slowly. Its instantly recognisable shape is not merely aesthetic: its conical lid allows steam to rise, condense and then fall back onto the food, promoting slow cooking whilst retaining moisture.
Originally designed as an everyday object, the tagine has, over the generations, become inextricably linked with shared meals and the art of hospitality in Morocco. Artisans have gradually adapted this silhouette using different clays, colours and decorative motifs.
This ceramic version now recreates its shape for decorative purposes, serving as a contemporary echo of an object deeply rooted in Moroccan culture.