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Hand-Painted Moroccan Gasaa Plate – Asfi Pottery Couscous Bowl for Serving or Wall Decor

£ 92,00

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Celebrate Moroccan Heritage in Every Meal

This stunning 28cm Moroccan Gasaa plate is a true masterpiece of Asfi pottery, handcrafted and hand-painted by skilled artisans in Safi, Morocco. With its bold geometric patterns, vibrant colours, and traditional craftsmanship, this plate embodies the richness of Moroccan cultural design.

More than just a serving dish, this Gasaa is versatile enough for everyday use and artistic enough for display. Whether you’re serving couscous, tagine, fruits, or using it as a colourful centrepiece or wall-hanging, this piece instantly adds a touch of Morocco to your home.

✨ Features
  • Diameter: 28cm

  • Material: High-quality clay ceramic, handmade in Asfi (Safi), Morocco

  • Design: Traditional Moroccan motifs in vivid colours (blue, red, green, yellow)

  • Finish: Glazed for a smooth, shiny surface

  • Uses: Ideal for couscous, fruit, salads, or as wall decor

  • Origin: 100% handmade by artisans in Safi – the capital of Moroccan ceramics

  • Style: Moroccan, Boho, Mediterranean, Rustic

🏡 Ideal For
  • Serving Moroccan dishes like couscous, tajine, or salads

  • Table decoration for dinner parties and everyday dining

  • Hanging on the wall as a statement piece in Moroccan or Mediterranean interiors

  • A thoughtful and artistic gift idea for lovers of culture, travel, or handmade crafts

🌿 Materials
  • Moroccan Clay Ceramic (from Safi – “Asfi”)

  • Hand-painted with lead-free, food-safe glaze

  • Fired in traditional kilns using artisan methods passed down generations

Additional information

Weight 1 kg
Dimensions 5 × 27 × 5 cm
Mikran Belzayen pottery artisan
The hands behind this piece

Made by Mikran Belzayen Pottery Artisan

Master Artisan

Mikran Belzayen · Safi, Morocco

Discover the artistry behind Moroccan pottery, where raw clay is shaped into distinctive ceramics using traditional techniques. From hand-formed vessels to decorative details, each stage reflects the character of Morocco's pottery heritage.

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