Every item is hand-selected, verified for fair artisan compensation, and shipped in plastic-free packaging from our workshop
Three lidded stoneware ashtrays — sand, terracotta and dusty teal — carved with a tactile basket-weave texture and crowned with a turned wooden knob.
A matched pair of lidded ceramic ashtrays with hand-painted vertical bands — one in deep olive-green, the other in burnt terracotta — trimmed with fine dotwork on ivory glaze in the Safi tradition.
A small hand-thrown ceramic ashtray glazed in deep teal-green and hand-painted with polychrome dotwork florals — ochre tulips, ivory petals and rust buds — in the Damascene tile tradition. Photographed on natural linen.
A hand-painted ceramic ashtray in henna red-brown and ivory, its interior radiating a concentric mandala of vine and dot motifs. Resting on a weathered olive-wood workbench, straight from the Fassi workshop.
A domed, hand-chased silver teapot rises above eight mouth-blown tea glasses traced with golden mocharabieh stars, all cradled on a scalloped, footed silver serving tray — the full Moroccan welcome, ready to pour.
A hammered silver teapot and matching lidded sugar pot, paired with hand-painted tea glasses in emerald and ruby with gilt Damascene borders, on a rope-edged silver tray — an intimate tea service for the majlis.
An engraved silver teapot with a crimson silk tassel, poured into two clear tea glasses crowned with sprigs of fresh mint, resting on a hand-engraved silver tray — the everyday ritual of Moroccan hospitality.
A domed black lacquer teapot with a woven handle and four matching cups, every surface painted freehand in emerald, cobalt and crimson arabesques, gathered on a scalloped gold-edged tray.
Hand-turned from a single block of Chouf olive wood — each board reveals its own grain, finished with food-safe linseed oil.
Cedar of Mount Lebanon, inlaid with walnut and lemonwood — a heritage star-and-cross motif.
A sculptural wine cradle carved from a single block of Chouf olive wood, featuring openwork arabesque filigree that lets light pass through the grain. Finished with food-safe linseed oil and designed to hold a single bottle at the perfect serving angle.
Walnut serving tray inlaid by hand with mother-of-pearl, lemonwood and rosewood in a Damascene star medallion — thousands of hand-cut tesserae set one by one.
Six hand-painted mosaic tea glasses in jewel-tone reds, blues and greens, nested in a satin-lined emerald velvet box with a gold-embroidered Damascene star — a keepsake gift.
A sculptural tabletop wine stand in translucent turquoise and amber hand-blown glass, traced with intricate 22-karat gold arabesque filigree, cradling three bottles in an elegant spiral arc — a statement piece for the dining table.
A tall, hand-blown Syrian glass vase in translucent turquoise, etched with delicate floral arabesques winding up its slender neck — a single stem is all it needs.
Three hand-blown glass serving bowls in graduating sizes, each with a delicate gold rim and an iridescent rainbow sheen — the largest etched with Arabic-inspired geometric patterns.