Handmade Tamegroute Green Ceramic Bowl with Handles – Large Size

Our Handmade Tamegroute Green Ceramic Bowl with Handles is a work of great beauty and craftsmanship. The exquisite craftsmanship of Tamegroute pottery, a traditional Moroccan art form, is displayed in this bowl.

This bowl’s big size makes it ideal for serving hearty amounts of salads, soups, pasta, and other foods. Your table setting is given a touch of elegance and authenticity by the mesmerizing green finish that is distinctive of Tamegroute ceramics.

Each bowl is painstakingly created by expert craftspeople utilizing age-old methods that have been handed down through the generations. The handles on either side of the bowl not only increase its usability but also give it a unique look.

This ceramic bowl, which is made of premium Tamegroute pottery, provides remarkable durability and heat retention, ensuring that your hot or cold dishes maintain the right temperature for a longer period of time. The smooth surface makes it simple to clean and preserve, and any faint crackling that could appear with use enhances the rustic appeal.

The rich clay resources and special burning method used in the Tamegroute region of Morocco are renowned for producing the distinctive green glaze and a range of color and texture variations. Each bowl serves as a reminder of the creativity and rich cultural history of Moroccan ceramics.

Due to subtle differences in color, size, and design that may arise due to the handcrafted nature of each bowl, each one is genuinely unique. Accept the flaws since they give the bowl more personality and authenticity.

Our Handmade Tamegroute Green Ceramic Bowl with Handles is the ideal option whether you’re wanting to improve your own dining experience or searching for a thoughtful gift for a particular occasion. Your house will be filled with the warmth and beauty of Moroccan artistry, and it will help you make enduring memories with your loved ones.

Size: Diam 12 inch (30 cm)

All Dimensions have a margin of variation of 10% due to the artisanal nature of this product.

Please note that the traditional method in which the plates are fired involves stacking, resulting in tiny ‘scars’ in the glaze, making each plate unique, and no two are exactly the same.