Discover Exquisite Authenticity: Authentic Tamegroute Green Glazed Bird Figures (Set of 2)

For those who seek truly unique artistry and a piece of living history, this magnificent set of two authentic Tamegroute green glazed bird figures is a captivating addition to your curated home. Meticulously handcrafted in the small village of Tamegroute, Morocco, these sculptures are a direct link to a pottery tradition unlike any other in the world.

Each charming bird figure measures approximately 10 cm (approx. 3.94 inches) in height, 15 cm (approx. 5.91 inches) in length, and 8-10 cm (approx. 3.15-3.94 inches) in width, perfectly sized to grace a mantel, bookshelf, or side table. The legendary Tamegroute glaze is famous for its distinct, deep, and often uneven mossy or emerald green hue, which arises from a unique, ancient firing process using local minerals. This guarantees that every single piece in the set is truly one of a kind, celebrated for its "imperfectly perfect" charm, bubbles, and organic variations.

The simple, stylized bird shape of these handmade figures allows their extraordinary glaze to be the star, showcasing its rich texture and depth. They effortlessly infuse modern, minimalist, organic modern, wabi-sabi, rustic, or bohemian interiors with a rare and distinctive global charm.

Beyond their aesthetic brilliance, these versatile pieces are ideal as unique decorative accents, paperweights, or as a focal point in any thoughtful display.

Quick Look:

• Product Type: Decorative Figurines / Sculptures

• Sold As: Set of 2

• Color: Iconic Tamegroute Green Glaze (variations of mossy, deep green with earthy tones and natural imperfections)

• Dimensions (per figure): 10 cm H x 15 cm L x 8-10 cm W (approx. 3.94 in H x 5.91 in L x 3.15-3.94 in W)

• Craftsmanship: Handmade, Authentically Glazed in Tamegroute, Morocco

• Origin: Tamegroute, Draa Valley, Morocco

• Design: Stylized bird shape, showcasing unique glaze and texture

• Ideal for: Decorative display, mantelpieces, bookshelves, organic, rustic, wabi-sabi, or eclectic decor