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White-and-blue buildings overlooking the Mediterranean in Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia.

Connecting People To Tunisia

My Chakchouka helps people discover the people, products, knowledge, and practices that shape life across Tunisia.

Explore the people behind the products, the landscapes that shape them, the knowledge that explains them, and the relationships that connect them.

People

People create, preserve, and pass forward the products, knowledge, and practices found across My Chakchouka.

Through artisans, producers, and other contributors, visitors can move beyond the products themselves and better understand the experiences, decisions, environments, and relationships behind them.

Products

Products carry traces of the people who create them, the knowledge that shapes their making, the practices that sustain them, and the places from which they emerge.

Through them, visitors can encounter Tunisia in a tangible way.

See It In Practice

The relationships explored throughout My Chakchouka do not exist only as ideas. They take shape through real people, real products, and real environments.

The following journey offers one way to encounter the ecosystem in practice.

Meet Adel & Aida

In Zaghouan, Adel and Aida work with the flowering seasons, landscapes, and environmental conditions that help shape each harvest.

Their work offers a closer look at the realities behind the honey.

Discover Wild Trilogy

Wild Trilogy brings together thyme, sidr, and thistle honey into a single harvest, reflecting the landscapes, flowers, and seasonal conditions that contribute to its character.

Through the product, visitors can encounter the relationship between environment, harvest, and production in a tangible form.

Understand How Landscapes Shape Honey

Landscapes influence the flowers available to bees, the conditions of each harvest, and ultimately the character of the honey itself.

This guide explores how environment helps shape products, offering a deeper understanding of the relationships that connect people, place, and production.

From the journal

Take Part

Participation begins with attention.

There are many ways to develop a deeper relationship with the ecosystem.

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