Handmade in Tunisia
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Tunisian sandals made to be worn, not displayed. Strong leather, natural fit, everyday use. The kind of shoes you remember, even if you don’t notice at first. Footwear Light on the foot. Still made to walk. Balgha and Tunisian sandals were never just for show, they were for life. Slipped on at home, in the street, for the souk or the celebration. The shape is simple. The leather is strong. The fit feels natural. These are shoes you don’t think twice about, until someone asks where they’re from.

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Ceramic plates, olive wood trays, and sharing bowls; crafted for real tables and gatherings. Built to serve, pass, and last across generations. Plates & Serving Made for the people around the table. Plates that carry clay, color, and weight. Ceramic bowls built for sharing. Wood trays used with bread, olives, whatever’s at hand. Made to serve, to pass, to stay on the table. Used often. Kept long. Part of how people gather.

Handmade jewelry rooted in Tunisian heritage. Worn to protect, save, and pass on meaning. Symbols of value, still crafted by hand today. Jewelry & Ornaments Radiance of Tunisia, Adorned with Culture In Tunisia, jewelry has always held value. It’s how women protect themselves. How they save. How they send their children to school when things get hard. The symbols are ancient, familiar, and still alive. They bring luck. They mark who we are. And what you see here is still worked by hand, and that’s what keeps it real.

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.

Shop body care by use: Loofahs, soaps, brushes, and pouches. Direct Tunisian craft, built to hold and last. For the Body Care for the body begins in use: wash, dry, carry, and protect. Luffas, olive oil soap, gentle brushes: pieces that last and stay close. Explore Creations Read Stories Skincare Fragrances What’s ready to find a place with you Pieces for bathing and care: loofahs, soaps, brushes, pouches. Available now. Filter by Use For the Home Wall Objects Clay & Ceramics For the Table Plates & Serving Carthage Grid Price €84.99 Pre-Order Carthago Spirit Price €109.99 Pre-Order Zephyr Bowl Price €49.99 Pre-Order Storka Price €49.99 Pre-Order Zerka Harmony Price €49.99 Pre-Order Hout Charm Price €49.99 Pre-Order Medina Tiles Price €59.99 Pre-Order Bab El Chic Price €59.99 Pre-Order Stories worth Sharing Short reads on materials, care, skin-safe use and repair. 1 2 Continue the Rhythm Your pace: shop body care or read the journal. All Creations Explore Journal

Shop objects and pantry for the table; plates, tools, olive oil, spices, sweets. Direct Tunisian craft, built to hold and last. For the Table Meals take shape in what we set and serve: tableware, oils, spices, sweets. Pieces and provisions made to work daily, then return quietly to the table. Explore Creations Read Stories Spoons & Tools Plates & Serving Sweets & Pastries Olive Oil Herbal Blends Spices & Staples Raw Honey What’s ready to find a place with you Tableware and pantry essentials; plates, tools, olive oil, spices, sweets. Available now. Filter by Use For the Home Wall Objects Clay & Ceramics For the Table Plates & Serving Carthage Grid Price €84.99 Pre-Order Carthago Spirit Price €109.99 Pre-Order Zephyr Bowl Price €49.99 Pre-Order Storka Price €49.99 Pre-Order Zerka Harmony Price €49.99 Pre-Order Hout Charm Price €49.99 Pre-Order Medina Tiles Price €59.99 Pre-Order Bab El Chic Price €59.99 Pre-Order Stories worth Sharing Short reads on makers, ingredients, care, and table rhythm. 1 2 Continue the Rhythm Your pace: shop table pieces and pantry, or read the journal. All Creations Explore Journal

Shop clothing, jewelry, bags, and footwear by use. Direct Tunisian craft, built to hold and last. To Wear Getting dressed starts with what we reach for: garments, jewelry, bags, footwear. Pieces here are made to wear, repair, and keep in daily rotation. Explore Creations Read Stories Clothing Jewelry Bags & Accessories Footwear What’s ready to find a place with you Pieces to wear daily; garments, jewelry, bags, footwear. Available now. Filter by Use For the Home Wall Objects Clay & Ceramics For the Table Plates & Serving Carthage Grid Price €84.99 Pre-Order Carthago Spirit Price €109.99 Pre-Order Zephyr Bowl Price €49.99 Pre-Order Storka Price €49.99 Pre-Order Zerka Harmony Price €49.99 Pre-Order Hout Charm Price €49.99 Pre-Order Medina Tiles Price €59.99 Pre-Order Bab El Chic Price €59.99 Pre-Order Stories worth Sharing Short reads on material, fit, care, and making. How Tunisia Became the Quiet Capital of Clay Tunisia didn’t ask to be capital. It became one. In Sejnane, clay still follows the logic of land, silence, and women’s hands. What began as function became legacy. A Fair System Safouane Ben Haj Ali Jul 31 The Quiet Beauty of Honey as a Gift Not all gifts need to impress. Some just need to hold. Tunisian honey carries land, care, and rhythm, and quietly says what words can’t. Gifting with Meaning Neila Amri Jul 30 What Tunisian Artisans Know That Mass Market Doesn’t Mass production forgot something Tunisian artisans never lost: rhythm, origin, and the intelligence of the hands. This is not nostalgia, it’s structure that still works. In the Hands Aya Omrani Jul 30 1 2 Continue the Rhythm Your pace: shop pieces to wear or read the journal. All Creations Explore Journal