Vintage Moroccan Hand-Painted Tagine from Salé - The Craft World Tours Collection

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Vintage Moroccan Hand-Painted Tagine – The Craft World Tours Collection

Name: Vintage Moroccan Hand-Painted Tagine - The Craft World Tours Collection
SKU: 992
Availability: InStock

$65.00

A vibrant, hand-painted Moroccan tagine from the Craft World Tours Collection. Signed by the artisan Tarfaya and originating from the historic pottery center of Salé, Morocco. This 8.5″ glazed terracotta vessel features traditional teal and yellow geometric motifs, serving as both a functional slow-cooker and a beautiful piece of North African art.

1 in stock

Category: Pottery

Tags: Artisan Pottery, Conical Lid, Ethnographic Art, Hand-painted Ceramic, Kitchen Display, Middle Eastern Decor, Moroccan Tagine, North African Decor, Safi Pottery, Tajine Pot, Teal and Yellow, the Craft World Tours Collection, Vintage Cookware

Description

Provenance: Part of the Craft World Tours Collection. This authentic tagine was acquired in Morocco and bears the artisan signature “Tarfaya – Salé” on the base. Salé is one of Morocco’s oldest pottery hubs, famous for its refined white-glaze techniques and intricate geometric linework.

Design & Tradition: The classic conical shape is a centuries-old design engineered for slow-simmering. Steam rises into the lid, condenses, and returns to the base, ensuring tender results for traditional stews.

Features:

Origin: Hand-thrown and hand-painted in Salé, Morocco.
Dimensions: Approx. 8.5″ Diameter x 8″ Height.
Materials: Glazed terracotta (earthenware).
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The unglazed base ring shows minimal wear, suggesting it was primarily used for display or light serving.
Usage: Lead-free and food-safe. Note: If used for stovetop cooking, a heat diffuser is required to prevent thermal shock to the clay