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.

Explore Tunisia

Handcrafted Tunisian jewelry displayed on a light surface.

People

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Beekeepers Adel and Aida together during a harvest in Zaghouan, Tunisia.

Tunisian artisan standing among handmade objects in her workshop.

Group of participants gathered outside a wooden building in a mountainous landscape.

Woman overlooking Tunis with the Zitouna Mosque minaret behind her.

Tunisian artisan holding a document inside her workshop.

Two people reviewing a document together during a collaborative meeting in Tunisia.

Tunisian artisan holding a handmade object outdoors.

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.

Explore People

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.

Explore Products

How It Holds Together

Handwoven Tunisian basket with a geometric woven pattern.

See It In Practice

Meet the people behind a product, discover what they create, and explore the relationships that shape it.

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Beekeepers Adel and Aida among flowering plants in Zaghouan, Tunisia.

Beekeeper inspecting a honeycomb frame covered with bees during a harvest.

Green cultivated landscape across the hills of Zaghouan, Tunisia.

Hands cutting golden honeycomb on a white plate.

Meet Adel & Aida

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

Meet Adel & Aida

Discover Wild Trilogy

Thyme, sidr, and thistle come together in a honey shaped by the flowers, landscape, and conditions of each harvest.

Discover Wild Trilogy

Understand How Landscapes Shape Honey

Explore how landscapes influence the flowers available to bees and ultimately the character of the honey.

Read the Guide

From the journal

Sejnane potter standing in front of shelves displaying hand-built vessels, animal forms, and human figures.

Sejnane Pottery

Sejnane pottery is a women-led earthenware practice from northern Tunisia. Using local clay, potters form vessels and figures by hand without a wheel before decorating, drying, and firing them.