Handmade in Tunisia
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Artisan ironwork lights that don’t flood a room, they soften it. Built by hand, shaped by habit, and made to belong. Light & Ironwork Human. Soft. Intentional. These lights don’t flood a room. They soften it. Not design; habit. That’s why it feels right.

Cuts that feel right. Embroidery that speaks softly. Tunisian attire holds its shape, its rhythm, and its place in time. Clothing & Embroidery Authentic Attire, for Modern Grace They don’t borrow style. They bring their own. Tunisian garments don’t follow trends; they hold their own. Wool, linen, silk, cotton. Cuts that feel right. Embroidery that says something without shouting.

Not just a gift; a gesture. Create hand-stitched or carved Tunisian pieces made for one person only. Personal, rooted, and unforgettable. Personalized Gifts & Custom Creations Personal, on purpose. A gift that carries weight. Not flashy. Not random. Just right. A name in clay. A word in thread. A sign that you saw them — really saw them. Tell us who it’s for. We’ll help craft something that stays with them.

Baked for moments that matter. Discover hand-shaped Tunisian treats made with almonds, dates, and orange blossom; rich in taste, rooted in culture. Sweets & Pastries Authentic Treats, Baked for Pure Enjoyment Tunisian pastries have their place; when family comes together, when someone’s invited, when a moment needs to be marked. Almonds, dates, sesame, orange blossom. Rolled, filled, and shaped by hand. The texture is rich. The taste is unmistakable.

Crafted in Tunisia by generations of leatherworkers. Functional, lasting, and made to be used, not displayed. Everyday pieces with true weight. Bags & Accessories Built on generations of skill. Tunisia’s leathercraft runs deep, shaped by generations who know how a bag should fall, how a stitch should hold, how a handle should fit. The materials are chosen to last. The design follows the hand, and the eye. These pieces are made to be used. And they wear well, again and again.

Solid, familiar tools used in real kitchens; clay pots for slow heat, olive wood spoons that fit the hand. Built to cook with, not to display. Spoons & Tools The tools of real kitchens. Solid. Familiar. Made to last. Clay pots built for slow heat. Olive wood spatulas and spoons shaped to fit the hand. These aren’t display pieces; they’re what people cook with, every day. You use them without thinking. You keep them without question. And the food always feels different when you do.

From mint tea to floral infusions, Tunisia brews with calm. Geranium, verbena, rosemary; for slow, fragrant moments that settle and soothe. Tea & Herbal Blends Aromatic Brews, Made for Moments of Serenity In Tunisia, tea is often made with mint or geranium. Coffee is strong, small, and full of character. Herbal infusions bring rosemary, verbena, and flowers into the everyday. These drinks don’t rush. They settle. They invite. They say welcome, without needing words.

Cold-pressed near the groves, trusted in every kitchen. Explore olive oils shaped by generations; from Carthage to today, always close to home. Tunisian Olive Oil What began in Carthage continues in our groves. Tunisia has been growing olives for over 3,000 years. That knowledge didn’t disappear; it stayed in the hands of families. Passed down grove to grove, harvest to harvest. Today, Tunisian olive oil wins awards around the world. But for us, it's still what it’s always been: pressed close to home, trusted in every kitchen, and shared with pride.

Wool, cotton, and foutas ; woven in Tunisia and made to last. Real household fabrics, grounded in rhythm and daily use. Textiles & Rugs Tunisia weaves. We keep it moving. In Kairouan, threads still turn on wooden looms. In Djerba, foutas still dry after swimming. These pieces aren’t back in style. They never left. Useful, washable, wearable — and not going anywhere.

Raw honey from Tunisia, collected without heat or additives. Each jar holds the taste of a region, untouched and alive, just as the bees left it. Raw Honey Collected, not made. Most honey today is processed to fit the market. Smoothed out. Heated down. Stripped of everything alive. Ours wasn’t touched. It smells like the flower it came from. It wasn’t built for shelves, it just stayed in its original state. And once your tongue learns the difference, you won’t forget it.