Berber Pottery

An authentic mid-20th-century ceramic vessel originating from the Rif Mountains of Northern Morocco. Hand-built by Amazigh (Berber) women using the ancestral coiling method, this sto...

An exceptional, rare antique terracotta cow, traditionally hand-modeled by women in the mountainous Rif region of Morocco as a children's toy. While similar ornamental animals are st...

This authentic large antique Berber pottery jug originates from the Rif region of Morocco and exemplifies traditional North African ceramic craftsmanship.

Berber terracotta pottery, 18th century. With its modern shape and mineral color, this ceramic will be perfect in a natural, refined and delicate decoration.

This early to mid-20th century piece is a prime example of traditional Berber pottery, known for its refined form and sophisticated geometric decoration.

Hand-built using traditional coiling techniques, this terracotta vessel is a one of a kind example of Berber (Amazigh) tribal pottery. The jug features a classic globular form with ...

A unique patchwork composition panel. The fun and colorful hand painted panel consists of 35 moroccan tiles. All tiles show sketches and drawings of fish in the style of the Berber c...

A colorful hand painted panel of 28 moroccan tiles. The tiles show sketches and symbols of the Berber culture. Like fish, camels, flowers, sun and salamanders. Each of them are uniqu...

An under-glazed painted pottery bowl with abstract naive design, blue, ochre, brown. Moroccan antique pottery bowl of deep rounded form with flattened rim rising on a low ring foot, ...

A 19th-century antique ceramic footed bowl from Morocco, Fez, showcases the exquisite artistry of Mokhfia polychrome pottery. The bowl boasts a deep rounded form with a flattened rim...

This large terracotta serving dish is an exceptional example of traditional Berber / Amazigh pottery from the Draa Valley region of Southern Morocco.