Sidi Bou Saïd’s white-and-blue terraces overlooking the Mediterranean — Tunisia’s light, geometry, and rooted sense of origin.

By Origin :
Proof of Roots

Every My Chakchouka object begins with a place and a pair of hands. Here, you can trace how Tunisia’s land becomes design.

Explore the Flow of Creation

The Flow of Creation

The making of every object follows four natural movements : from land to hands, object, and system.

Cliff and coastline of Cap Bon, Tunisia — where sea, rock, and wind shape the textures of Tunisian craft.

Where materials and meanings begin.

Land : The Source of Form

From the coast of Nabeul to the mountains of Kairouan, each region shapes its own rhythm, color, and craft.
Discover the landscapes that give our objects their weight and warmth.

Explore by Region

Tunisian artisan from Sejnane holding a hand-shaped clay pot — gesture of heritage and continuity of skill.

The human continuity of craft.

Hands : The Lineage of Skill

Our artisans carry gestures passed through generations — clay formed by memory, wool woven with precision.
Each piece is a conversation between time and touch.

Meet the Artisans

Wall of ceramic plates and terracotta lanterns in Tunisia — a spectrum of color translating land into form.

From origin to object.

Object : What the Land Becomes

Land and hands meet in form — ceramics, textiles, ironwork, and more.

Each handmade object keeps a trace of where it was born.

Shop by Use

Street scene in Tunis with locals and an elder in chechia — everyday balance between tradition and modern life that sustains My Chakchouka’s design system.

How we protect what we create.

System : The Logic Behind It All

Built as a fair-trade design system, My Chakchouka keeps every process transparent, circular, and slow — honoring both maker and material.

See How We Work

Beyond Origins : Tunisia in Motion

What begins in the land continues in the streets, kitchens, and cafés.

Step into the everyday rhythm that shapes our crafts.

Explore Tunisia's Rhythm

My Chakchouka

By Origin : Proof of Roots

The making of every object follows four natural movements : from land to hands, object, and system.

What begins in the land continues in the streets, kitchens, and cafés. Step into the everyday rhythm that shapes our crafts.

My Chakchouka

By Origin :
Proof of Roots

What begins in the land continues in the streets, kitchens, and cafés.

Step into the everyday rhythm that shapes our crafts.