It is named after the remote village of Tamegroute, located in the Draa Valley at the edge of the Sahara Desert. 42 high x 21 cm wide at widest part
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Deep-Sourced Clay: Unlike most pottery, Tamegroute artisans dig up to 10 meters deep to extract a specific type of local clay, which gives the pieces their exceptional durability.
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Beautiful Imperfections: The pieces are known for being "perfectly imperfect". Because they are wood-fired in traditional kilns, every piece has unique variations in glaze density, slight chips, or marks from the fire.
💡 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
