Tunisian Pottery Through Clay, Use & Regional Production

Chmissa seated in her Sejnane workshop beside a tray of prepared clay balls.

The Village Where Pottery Is Still Made Without a Wheel

See how women in Sejnane, Tunisia, prepare, shape, decorate, and fire pottery by hand without a wheel through Chmissa’s living practice.

Traditional wooden stools and table outside a blue doorway in Djerba reflecting everyday Tunisian craftsmanship

Tunisian Craftsmanship Through Materials, Regions, and Everyday Use

Explore Tunisian craftsmanship through materials, regional production, pottery, textiles, basketry, and the everyday objects that continue to shape life across Tunisia.

Tunisian courtyard with white walls, built-in bench, clay pottery vessel and flowering plant

Everyday Objects That Define Tunisia

Explore everyday objects used in Tunisian homes — clay vessels, olive wood utensils, woven baskets, and textiles shaped by climate and daily life.

The Village Where Pottery Is Still Made Without a Wheel

Tunisian Craftsmanship Through Materials, Regions, and Everyday Use

Everyday Objects That Define Tunisia

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