This Fez ceramic vase scrollwork design pairs a solid blue-and-teal neck with a body of interlocking black spirals. The combination reads darker and more graphic than the lighter, gold-trimmed necks typical of Fez pottery. Artisans shape the vase by hand on a traditional potter’s wheel. They paint the scrollwork afterward, in a single freehand pass. The spirals are drawn rather than stamped, so their spacing shifts slightly around the body. That small shift is a trace of the hand that painted it.

Design details

Rows of tight black spirals fill the sides of the vase. They frame a central column of flame-shaped tulip motifs in red, blue, gold, and teal. A narrow band of colored dashes sits just below the shoulder. The neck itself is painted solid blue with a teal rim, a heavier treatment than the thin gold banding used on lighter designs. This kind of dense scrollwork sits within the same tradition of Moroccan pottery and hand-painted craftsmanship found throughout Fez’s workshops. Artisans often use black outline work to anchor brighter colors within a pattern.

Styling this vase at home

A Fez ceramic vase scrollwork piece like this one suits a bolder, more graphic interior. The strong black linework stands out best against plainer surroundings. Place it on a dark wood shelf or against a light wall so the pattern has room to read clearly. It also holds its own without other Moroccan pieces nearby, since the scrollwork already carries most of the visual weight. Browse our full ceramics collection for more handpainted pieces from the same workshop.

Details

• Handmade and hand-painted in Fez, Morocco
• Material: glazed ceramic
• Colors: white base with black, blue, red, gold, and teal detailing
• Each piece is unique; slight variations in pattern and glaze are natural and expected
• Care instructions: hand wash only, avoid abrasive cleaners
• Ships from our studio in Lithuania

Note: Because this vase is entirely handmade, size and pattern placement may vary slightly from the photos shown.

This Fez ceramic vase teardrop design centers on a pointed, arch-shaped medallion rather than a simple circle, giving the pattern more height and movement than a rounder motif would. Artisans shape each vase by hand on a traditional potter’s wheel, then paint the design afterward in a single freehand pass. Because nothing is stencilled, the exact taper of each teardrop frame varies slightly from piece to piece.

Design details

At the center of the teardrop sits a small rosette, four deep red petals around a single gold dot, echoed in scrollwork detail around the edge of the teal frame. Above and below the medallion, clusters of dotted blue florals fill triangular panels bordered in gold, and a narrow neck band repeats the same red, blue, and gold coloring in miniature. The pointed arch shape draws on the same decorative vocabulary as Moroccan zellige and traditional pottery, where arch and dome forms recur across architecture as well as ceramics.

Styling this vase at home

A Fez ceramic vase teardrop piece like this one works well as a single statement object, since the vertical pull of the pattern draws the eye upward. Place it on a mantel, a tall shelf, or beside a doorway where its height reads clearly. It also pairs comfortably with the rest of a Fez pottery collection, since the red, teal, and gold palette repeats across several pieces without matching any of them exactly. Browse our full ceramics collection for more handpainted pieces from the same workshop.

Details

• Handmade and hand-painted in Fez, Morocco
• Material: glazed ceramic
• Colors: white base with teal, red, gold, and blue detailing
• Each piece is unique; slight variations in pattern and glaze are natural and expected
• Care instructions: hand wash only, avoid abrasive cleaners
• Ships from our studio to the EU, USA, and Lithuania

Note: because this vase is entirely handmade, size and pattern placement may vary slightly from the photos shown.

This Fez ceramic vase fern design takes a quieter approach than the multicolor patterns typical of Fez pottery, using a single soft teal tone against an unglazed white body. Artisans shape the vase by hand on a traditional potter’s wheel, then paint the fern motif freehand in one sitting. Because the color never changes, every curve of the brush is visible on the finished piece, which gives it a looser, more painterly feel than the geometric patterns found on most Fez ceramics.

Design details

A tall fern frond winds up the front of the vase, its stem curling into a loose spiral near the top and again near the base. Smaller leaf shapes and a scalloped wave pattern fill the space around it, all painted in the same teal glaze at varying thickness. The neck carries a simpler version of the same motif in a narrow band beneath the rim. While most Fez pottery favors dense, multicolor geometry, single-tone florals like this one draw on the same long tradition of Moroccan pottery and hand-painted craftsmanship, just with a more restrained palette.

Styling this vase at home

A Fez ceramic vase fern piece like this one suits a calmer, more pared-back interior, where a single accent color reads better than a busy pattern. It works well on a windowsill, a bathroom shelf, or beside neutral linens and natural wood, letting the brushwork stand out rather than compete with other colors in the room. Left empty, it holds its own as a sculptural object; filled with a single stem or dried grass, it becomes a quiet focal point. Browse our full ceramics collection for more handpainted pieces from the same workshop.

Details

• Handmade and hand-painted in Fez, Morocco
• Material: glazed ceramic
• Colors: white base with teal detailing
• Each piece is unique; slight variations in pattern and glaze are natural and expected
• Care instructions: hand wash only, avoid abrasive cleaners
• Ships from our studio in Lithuania.

Note: because this vase is entirely handmade, size and pattern placement may vary slightly from the photos shown.

This Fez ceramic vase palmette design pairs two of the oldest motifs in Moroccan pottery: a woven interlace border and a mirrored palmette panel. Artisans shape each vase by hand on a traditional potter’s wheel. They paint every band and panel afterward, working freehand rather than from a stencil. Because of this, the exact width of each woven strand varies slightly from vase to vase, a small trace of the hand that painted it.

Design details

Two matching bands of blue-and-gold interlace weaving frame the body, one just below the shoulder and one near the base. Between them, vertical yellow columns divide the surface into panels, each filled with a cross-hatched lattice and a mirrored teal palmette motif accented in red. The neck carries its own smaller pattern, a ring of blue triangles beneath a rim dotted in teal, red, and yellow. This kind of woven interlace border appears across Moroccan decorative arts, from pottery to zellige tilework and traditional craftsmanship found throughout Fez’s medina.

Styling this vase at home

A Fez ceramic vase palmette piece like this one works especially well as a focal point, since the layered borders and central panel reward a closer look. Set it on a console table, a bookshelf, or beside a reading chair where the detail is visible at eye level. It also pairs naturally with warm neutrals and woven textures, letting the blue and gold tones stand out. As with the rest of the collection, it makes a considered gift for someone who appreciates handmade craft over mass-produced decor. Browse our full ceramics collection for more handpainted pieces from the same workshop.

Details

• Handmade and hand-painted in Fez, Morocco
• Material: glazed ceramic
• Colors: white base with blue, teal, gold, and red detailing
• Each piece is unique; slight variations in pattern and glaze are natural and expected
• Care instructions: hand wash only, avoid abrasive cleaners
• Ships from our studio in the EU, Lithuania.

Note: because this vase is entirely handmade, size and pattern placement may vary slightly from the photos shown.

This Fez ceramic vase lattice design uses one of the most geometric motifs in Moroccan pottery: a chain of interlocking diamonds, each one framed in gold and filled with a scatter of small blue dots. Artisans shape each vase by hand on a traditional potter’s wheel. They paint the pattern afterward, row by row, using a steady hand rather than a stencil. Because of this, small irregularities in the diamonds are part of the piece, not a flaw.

Design details

A thin band of black scrollwork sits just below the neck, separating the plain teal-and-gold rim from the patterned body. Below that, the main design repeats around the vase: a red spiral sits at the top and bottom of each diamond point, and a small teal clover fills the white space at the pattern’s center. Fez artisans have used interlocking geometric patterns like this one for generations, and the design still traces back to the wider tradition of Moroccan zellige and pottery craftsmanship found throughout the city’s medina.

Styling this vase at home

A Fez ceramic vase lattice piece like this one suits spaces that already lean toward pattern and color, since the repeating geometry reads well from a distance. Place it on a bookshelf, a dining table runner, or a windowsill where the light catches the glaze. It also works empty, as a sculptural object on its own. The bold red and gold palette pairs naturally with warm woods and woven textiles, and it makes a fitting gift for anyone drawn to Moroccan or global-eclectic decor. Browse our full ceramics collection for more handpainted pieces from the same workshop.

Details

• Handmade and hand-painted in Fez, Morocco
• Material: glazed ceramic
• Colors: white base with red, gold, blue, and teal detailing
• Each piece is unique; slight variations in pattern and glaze are natural and expected
• Care instructions: hand wash only, avoid abrasive cleaners
• Ships from our studio in Lithuania.

Note: because this vase is entirely handmade, size and pattern placement may vary slightly from the photos shown.

This Fez ceramic vase medallion design showcases one of the most recognizable motifs in Moroccan pottery: a circular rosette in teal, with a small red-and-gold flower painted at its center. Artisans shape each vase by hand on a traditional potter’s wheel. They paint the surface afterward, using techniques passed down across generations of Fez workshops. Because of this hand process, the piece you receive comes from the same slow tradition used across the city’s pottery quarter.

Design details

The neck is finished in solid teal with fine red and gold banding. It opens onto a body divided into panels. Each panel pairs the central medallion with sprays of dotted blue florals and sharp red-and-yellow diamond shapes. Artisans outline every element by hand in black. This pattern is busier and more ornamental than a simple scrollwork design. It sits closer to the medallion work found on Moroccan tilework and manuscripts. Fez remains one of the country’s key centers for traditional pottery and ceramic craftsmanship, and this vase continues a design language passed down through the city’s artisan families.

Styling this vase at home

A Fez ceramic vase medallion piece like this one makes a strong standalone accent. Place it on a shelf, sideboard, or entryway table where the medallion pattern shows head-on. You can also fill it with dried florals or branches for a softer, layered look. The richer color palette suits Moroccan, bohemian, and maximalist interiors especially well. It also makes a memorable gift for someone furnishing a new home. Browse our full ceramics collection for more handpainted pieces from the same workshop.

Details

• Handmade and hand-painted in Fez, Morocco
• Material: glazed ceramic
• Colors: white base with teal, red, yellow, and blue detailing
• Each piece is unique; slight variations in pattern and glaze are natural and expected
• Care instructions: hand wash only, avoid abrasive cleaners
• Ships from our studio in Lithuania.

Note: because this vase is entirely handmade, size and pattern placement may vary slightly from the photos shown.

The tall, cylindrical body flares gently at the neck, finished in soft teal and gold. Below that, artisans paint intricate arabesque scrollwork across the surface: swirling black spirals frame tulip-like motifs in cobalt blue, ochre yellow, deep red, and turquoise. Every curve and color follows patterns passed down through generations of Fez ceramicists, so the design carries real craft history rather than a printed imitation. Fez is still known today as one of Morocco’s centers for traditional pottery and ceramics, where blue-toned patterns like this one remain a regional signature.

A handpainted Fez ceramic vase like this one works well on its own as a decorative accent for a shelf, mantel, or console table. You can also fill it with dried florals, pampas grass, or fresh stems for a more layered look. Either way, it suits bohemian, Moroccan, and eclectic-maximalist interiors particularly well, and it makes a thoughtful gift for a housewarming or a milestone birthday. For more pieces in a similar style, browse our full ceramics collection.

Details

• Handmade and hand-painted in Fez, Morocco
• Material: glazed ceramic
• Colors: white base with blue, yellow, red, teal, and black detailing
• Each piece is unique; slight variations in pattern and glaze are natural and expected
• Care instructions: hand wash only; avoid abrasive cleaners
• Ships from our studio in Lithuania.

Note: because this vase is entirely handmade, size and pattern placement may vary slightly from the photos shown.

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Natūralus šiaudinis krepšio pagrindas išlaiko šiltą smėlio atspalvį, todėl turkio spalvos užrašas tampa pagrindiniu akcentu. Amatininkai rankomis, raidė po raidės, supina ir suriša siūlą, suteikdami užrašui lengvą, tarsi ranka rašytą išvaizdą. Karamelės spalvos odinės rankenos užbaigia dizainą, o kiekvienos rankenos apačioje esanti rankomis prisiūta odinė širdelė suteikia krepšiui išskirtinumo.

Šis paplūdimio citatos pintas krepšys puikiai tinka tiek dienai prie jūros, tiek greitai apsipirkti ar atlikti kasdienius reikalus. Pavyzdžiui, dėl plataus atviro dizaino į jį lengva įdėti rankšluostį, kremą nuo saulės ar kitus daiktus, kurių gali prireikti dienos metu. Tai taip pat smagi ir žaisminga dovana kiekvienam, kuris vasaras mėgsta leisti prie vandens.

Kadangi kiekvienas paplūdimio citatos pintas krepšys yra visiškai pasiūtas rankomis, nė vienas jų nėra visiškai vienodas. Todėl siūlo įtempimas, raidžių tarpai ir tikslus turkio atspalvis gali šiek tiek skirtis nuo vieno krepšio prie kito. Tačiau šie skirtumai nėra trūkumas – tai tikras įrodymas, kad gaminį sukūrė žmogaus rankos..

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Pirkdami šį gaminį ne tik remiate mūsų smulkųjį verslą, bet ir prisidedate prie humanitarinės iniciatyvos, kurią įgyvendiname kartu su mūsų vietos amatininkais.

Natūralus šiaudinis krepšio pagrindas išlaiko šiltą smėlio atspalvį, todėl turkio spalvos užrašas tampa pagrindiniu akcentu. Amatininkai rankomis, raidė po raidės, supina ir suriša siūlą, suteikdami užrašui lengvą, tarsi ranka rašytą išvaizdą. Karamelės spalvos odinės rankenos užbaigia dizainą, o kiekvienos rankenos apačioje esanti rankomis prisiūta odinė širdelė suteikia krepšiui išskirtinumo.

Šis pintas krepšys su prancūzišku užrašu puikiai tinka tiek paplūdimiui, tiek greitam apsipirkimui turguje. Plati atvira krepšio anga leidžia lengvai įsidėti rankšluostį, prancūzišką batoną ar bet ką kitą, ko gali prireikti dienos metu. Be to, tai smagi ir pokalbį užmezganti dovana kiekvienam, kuris mėgsta Prancūziją arba tiesiog kartais nori sau priminti, kad gyvenimas iš tiesų yra gražus.

Kadangi kiekvieną pintą krepšį su prancūzišku užrašu amatininkai visiškai pasiūna rankomis, nėra dviejų visiškai vienodų krepšių. Todėl siūlo įtempimas, raidžių tarpai ir tikslus turkio spalvos atspalvis gali šiek tiek skirtis nuo vieno krepšio prie kito. Tačiau šie skirtumai nėra trūkumas – jie įrodo, kad krepšį pagamino tikras žmogus.

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Pirkdami šį gaminį ne tik remiate mūsų smulkųjį verslą, bet ir prisidedate prie humanitarinės iniciatyvos, kurią įgyvendiname kartu su mūsų vietos amatininkais.