Description
Journey to the western edge of the Sahara desert and you’ll find the village of Tamegroute — an historic oasis where Morocco’s iconic Tamegroute pottery has been produced for centuries. There, following these age-old, closely-guarded techniques, our gorgeous Zohra Bowls are handcrafted by skilled local artisans in a small, family-owned workshop. The process starts with clay dug from the nearby Draa riverbed, which is molded into unique, abstract shapes and coated in a glaze made from a secret combination that includes magnesium and copper oxide. Once glazed, each piece is fired in a blazing hot wood-burning oven (we’re talking over a thousand degrees!) for more than twenty-four hours. Something about the alchemy of that specific local clay, dipped in that particular glaze and slowly fired at that extreme temperature results in our Zohra Bowls’ distinctive shade (or, more accurately, shades) of green. With their vibrant hues, earthy texture and sculptural perfectly imperfectly silhouettes, these vessels are great for bringing a pop of color and global-chic style to any room of the house. We love the large for displaying fresh produce on the kitchen counter, while the small would make a lovely catchall on the dressing table or entryway console. True handmade objects, no two are exactly alike and variations in shape, size and color should be expected.
stoneware
reactive green glaze
handmade in moroccan village of tamegroute following traditional techniques
each is unique; variations in shape, size, glaze color and handmade characteristics should be expected
Zohra Bowl S – approximately 6.75" diameter x 4"H
Zohra Bowl L – approximately 15.5" diameter x 8.75"H
Each of our Zohra Bowls are completely unique and variations should be expected. Please make a note at checkout or send us an email if you would like to receive photos of available options. If we don’t hear from you, we will choose one for you from our selection.
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