his sculptural Tamegroute ceramic vase is handmade in southern Morocco, in a small pottery atelier where the work is still guided by tradition, touch, and time. Each piece is shaped by hand and fired in wood-fueled kilns, where the final finish isn’t controlled like factory ceramics. It’s earned.
That kiln journey is what makes Tamegroute pottery so honest. The glaze moves, settles, and sometimes surprises. The surface may show drips, speckling, mineral traces, and slight unevenness, not as flaws, but as proof of a real process. Like human life, it’s unfiltered. The marks are the scars from experiences, carried openly rather than hidden, and they’re exactly what give the piece its depth.
In natural green and ochre tones formed during firing, this vase reads as both earthy and sculptural. Its bold, architectural silhouette holds its own as a statement object, whether styled with dried branches, fresh stems, or left empty on a console or shelf.
Each vase is made individually. No molds, no perfect repetition. What you receive is a one-of-a-kind piece shaped by the artisan’s hand and the kiln’s mood.
Dimensions
Height: 43 cm
Width: 37 cm (at widest point)
Note
This vase is entirely handmade. Variations in color, glaze movement, surface texture, thickness, and small firing marks are natural and expected. These characteristics are essential to authentic Tamegroute pottery and ensure every piece is truly one of a kind.
