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A Fez ceramic vase scrollwork pattern with a deep blue neck<\/h4>\n

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.<\/p>\n

Design details<\/h4>\n

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<\/a> found throughout Fez’s workshops. Artisans often use black outline work to anchor brighter colors within a pattern.<\/p>\n

Styling this vase at home<\/h4>\n

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<\/a> for more handpainted pieces from the same workshop.<\/p>\n

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