Characterized by a ridged elongated silhouette and a deep green Tamegroute glaze, this handmade ceramic candlestick is accented with brass detailing at the top and base. The contrast between the glossy, mineral glaze and the warm brass creates a sculptural presence rooted in traditional Moroccan craftsmanship.

Each piece is shaped and finished by skilled artisans using natural clay and time-honored techniques. Subtle variations in glaze tone, texture, and form are inherent to the process, making every candlestick truly one of a kind.

Designed as a statement object, it brings depth, character, and an authentic artisanal touch to both contemporary and curated interiors.

Details
"• Handmade
"• Glazed ceramic
"• Natural clay
"• Brass accents
"• One of a kind

Crafted in the historic village of Tamegroute in Morocco's Draa Valley, these ceramics come from a rare, family-held tradition preserved by only a small number of workshops. Shaped by hand from local clay and fired in traditional wood-fueled kilns, each piece develops its surface through mineral-rich glaze, ash, heat, and shifting kiln atmosphere.
Subtle differences in firing conditions and even placement inside the kiln create the signature earthy greens and raw tonal variations Tamegroute is known for. No two pieces are ever exactly alike.

Carefully shipped worldwide from our studio in Morocco.


Condition:
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Handcrafted using traditional techniques, this piece features natural variations in glaze tone, texture, and form inherent to Tamegroute ceramics. Minor surface irregularities and subtle imperfections are part of the artisanal process and contribute to the unique character of the piece. No structural damage.

Origin:
Morocco

Materials & Techniques:
Brass, Ceramic

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Some Imperfections; Handcrafted using traditional techniques, this piece features natural variations in glaze tone, texture, and form inherent to Tamegroute ceramics. Minor surface irregularities and subtle imperfections are part of the artisanal process and contribute to the unique character of the piece. No structural damage.