It is named after the remote village of Tamegroute, located in the Draa Valley at the edge of the Sahara Desert. measures 33 x 16
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Type: Traditional Tamegroute bowll with metal trim.
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Key Features: The bowl features the signature rustic green glaze on the inside and lower base. What makes it special is the embossed metal overlay around the rim and the foot, which is a common Moroccan technique for elevating ceramic pieces into formal decorative art.
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The "Metalwork": This is likely silver-plated brass or "German silver" (an alloy of copper, nickel, and zinc), which has been hand-stamped with traditional Moroccan floral or geometric patterns.
- ## Do not use for liquid food or acidic fruit/vege
💡 Collector's Tip
There are only eleven families in Tamegroute who still produce this pottery using ancient methods dating back to the late 17th century. This makes authentic pieces like this highly collectible
