Safi, ville côtière du Maroc : histoire, culture et charme
Discover the beauty of Moroccan pottery at Safi National Museum, featuring traditional craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
Discover the timeless elegance of our 19th Antique Moroccan Ceramic Bowl from Safi, a true masterpiece of Moroccan craftsmanship. Handcrafted in Safi by skilled artisans, this exquisite bowl doubles as both a functional fruit bowl and a stunning wall art decorative plate.Adorned with intricate Moorish designs, each bowl is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Morocco. Hand-painted with natural minerals in vibrant polychrome colors, including light blue, red, Safran-yellow, and ivory, the intricate geometric and floral Alhambra design adds an exotic touch to any space.Measuring 9.8" in diameter and 5.1" in height, this large ceramic bowl exudes grandeur and sophistication. Embrace the beauty of Moroccan Islamic Folk Art and add a touch of exotic allure to your home decor with our Antique Moroccan Ceramic Bowl from Safi. Handmade with love and steeped in history, it's a true treasure that transcends time and trends. CONTACT US: Don't hesitate to contact us whenever you need more info, pictures... VISIT US: from this link: www.heritagehandmad.com
IMLIL, 271x153 cm, unique creation handmade on a loom by our craftswomen from sheep's wool, according to ancestral know-how. Each rug reflects the creativity of the weaver and the influences of her environment and culture. Our rugs are traditional works of art that embody the Amazigh cultural heritage of Morocco. This carpet is named after Imlil, a rural commune located in the Marrakech-Safi region in the Al Haouz province in the High Atlas. The Béni Ouarain are an Amazigh ethnic group originating from the Atlas Mountains of Morocco, they are renowned for their traditional crafts, the manufacture of hand-woven carpets. Traditionally, Beni Ouarain rugs are characterized by an ecru base decorated with geometric dark brown patterns. However, they have evolved to offer us a variety of stunning colors and patterns just like this work of art.
Découvrez comment la poterie de Safi peut ajouter une touche d’élégance et d’authenticité à votre intérieur.
Pottery of this type is made in Safi, Morocco, a fishing town on the Atlantic coast of Morocco. Safi is known as one of the centers for this art form, utilizing red clay to create authentic Moroccan ceramics.
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The coastal city of Safi is the pottery capital of the country and rarely visited by tourists, making it a great spot to see artisans at work.
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This year marks the 40th anniversary of the push for independence in Western Sahara, Africa’s last “non-self-governing territory.” The Polisario Front—the formerly armed nationalist group that officially represents Western Saharans in their negotiations—signed a cease-fire with occupying Morocco in 1991, and since that time protests have been largely civil ones. But even though the UN, the United States, and most other powerful nations have never recognized Morocco’s sovereignty over the area, the independence movement has been unable to make headway. Today, the Sahrawis are becoming increasingly frustrated. Western Sahara is emerging as a case study on the limits of the international community’s power to help a people win self-determination when they choose not to be violent, but to follow the rules.
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The coastal city of Safi is the pottery capital of the country and rarely visited by tourists, making it a great spot to see artisans at work.
Fulfilled by our friends at Verve CultureEmbrace the enchantment of Moroccan traditions and elevate your dining experiences with the grace and beauty of our Moroccan Painted Ceramic Couscous Platter. Its intricate, geometric arabesques are hand-painted to evoke the enchanting essence of Morocco. While it excels as a couscous platter, the spacious design of this ceramic piece can also double as a stunning serving platter for other dishes. Use it to showcase appetizers, fruits, pastries, or as a captivating centerpiece for your table. A Window to Moroccan Culture Safi, Morocco, an industrial port town on the rugged Atlantic coast, isn’t a place where tourists flock—but pottery lovers make pilgrimages there to see the stunning ceramics that Safiot artisans have made for centuries. These dishes, with their stunning geometric patterns, are especially vivid examples of their art. From extracting local clay from the ground, to preparing it, molding it, drying it, shaping it, hand-painting it and firing it, they’re created completely by hand using ancient production methods. On your counter or dinner table, they'll add vibrant, timeless style to whatever you're serving. *Due to the handmade nature of this item, each is unique and will vary. Dimensions & Care 14'' diameter Handwash only. Not dishwasher safe. Shipping & Returns Free shipping on orders over $40. Expedited shipping options are available at checkout. You can return or exchange full-priced products within 30 days. For the holidays, we are extending the Exchange/Store Credit window to January 15, 2024. Returns for refunds are still within 30 days. To obtain a return or exchange label, e-mail [email protected] Exchanges and returns for store credit are free. If you prefer a refund, there will be a $10.95 shipping and handling fee that will be deducted from your refund.
The rich pottery tradition of Moroccan Pottery Large Moroccan antique polychrome decorated bowl with arabesque motif. City of Morocco The Kingdom of Morocco is renown for its pottery, covered with complex geometric, arabesque and beautiful, rich patterns. Moroccan art has been influenced by a diversity of cultures due to being occupied by Romans,Vandals, Visigoths, Byzantine Greeks ( 278AD to 429AD ) and the conquering Arabs who introduced their Islamic civilization in the late 7th century. The indigenous Berber tribes were generally converted to Islam around this time.The intricate hand-painted ceramics of Morocco usually reveal designs that have been
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