Four Ways to See Tunisia
A window into how we live, make, and share here.
The World of My Chakchouka
Four simple ways to see what we make and what we stand for.
What’s ready to find a place with you
Simple objects that bring Tunisia’s rhythm into your home.
Clara H, New York
“This is how ‘sustainable’ should feel”
Maya T, Amsterdam
"Knowing the story behind what you own changes how you see the world"
Walid K, Montreal
"Tunisia feels close again"
My Chakchouka is a fair-trade design system built in Tunisia.
We connect artisans directly with the world, through honest storytelling and thoughtful objects.
Every piece you see is made to last, and every story brings Tunisia a little closer.

In the Journal
New stories across design, craft, and daily life in Tunisia.
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- Declaration of Dignity | My Chakchouka
Our foundation. A statement of values that centers dignity; for artisans, objects, and the systems that connect them. This is the baseline we build on. Dignity: Our Baseline It guides us. Not markets us. We believe dignity is not a luxury. It is the starting point. The standard. The non-negotiable. The world rushes to produce, consume, and forget. We choose to remember. We remember the hands that shape, The soil that gives, The knowledge passed in silence from mother to daughter, from elder to apprentice. We do not reduce culture to décor. We do not price tradition like a trend. We do not treat artisans like suppliers. Every object we carry holds weight, Not because it is handmade, But because it is made with history, with intention, with meaning. We do not romanticize. We do not explain Tunisia to the world as if it were a mystery. We speak from it. With it. For it. We stand with the makers. With the small workshops. With the rhythm of craft that resists the tempo of mass production. We believe in fair trade because it’s just trade. In sustainability because nothing else makes sense. In cultural commerce as a bridge, not a performance. We refuse to dilute. We refuse to shout. We refuse to imitate what already exists. We are not building a brand. We are holding space. For memory. For skill. For truth. This is not charity. This is not nostalgia. This is continuity. This is commerce with a spine. With roots. With soul. And this is our promise: That every product we share, and every word we write, Will respect the people, the places, and the traditions that made it possible. This is dignity. This is the standard. This is My Chakchouka. Stories of the Standard Dignity is not optional — it is the baseline for everything we build.
- How We Work | My Chakchouka
How We Work A New Kind of Trade Direct Means Direct We build real relationships, with the people who actually make. We visit. We listen. We move at their rhythm. What you see here is the result of that trust. Meet the Artisans Available Once. For Real. No placeholders. No “coming soon.” If you see it on the site, it’s in our hands, and available now. When something runs out, it disappears. We don’t reproduce on demand. We don’t show more than we have. See What’s Here No Discounts. No Illusions. Each price includes exactly what’s needed: A fair, agreed payment for the artisan Material, prep, and packing costs Transport and customs A clear margin that lets this system grow without cutting corners No symbolic pricing. No inflated markups. No fake discounts. Why Choose Us What Happens After You Order Straight from Tunisia Your order doesn’t pass through hubs. No detours. No repackaging. No delays. We prepare each package ourselves, from our base in Tunisia. You choose the delivery speed, we send it with care. Three speeds. No plastic. No waste. Shipping & Delivery Always Human There’s no bot. No auto-reply. If you write to us, someone here reads it. And replies, like a person. Contact Us The Shift Happens Now A clean line, from those who make to those who choose. When you enter this system, you’re not following the usual path. You’re choosing differently, and that difference has weight. The rules don’t change by accident. They change when enough people move like this. Dignity: Our Baseline Already in Motion This is a system designed to reconnect trade with meaning. Created for those who knew this had to exist. Explore the System
- Skincare & Bath Essentials from Tunisia
Discover Tunisian hammam traditions with olive soap, ghassoul clay, and herbal extracts. Natural skincare, trusted for generations, made for real care. Skincare & Bath Essentials Care That’s Rooted, Rituals That Last In Tunisia, care is not invented, it’s inherited. Olive soap, ghassoul clay, and herbal extracts have lived in hammams and homes for generations. They cleanse, soothe, restore, without ever needing to prove themselves. These are rituals of trust, passed on because they work. Real care is timeless. And here, it’s everyday. We don’t have any products to show here right now. Stories of Daily Care We share the stories of skincare and bath essentials — protecting Tunisia’s knowledge of natural care. What You See Is What We Protect Each piece arrived with its dignity intact. That’s the only reason it’s here. See How We Work Browse All Creations
- Raw Honey from Tunisia | My Chakchouka
Explore raw Tunisian honey from small keepers — unfiltered, slow-spun, and traceable by region. Single jars and tasting sets. 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. Sort by Elixir Honey Gift Set Price €60.00 Add to Cart Cress Honey Price €23.00 Add to Cart Wild Trilogy Honey Price €23.00 Add to Cart Orange Blossom Honey Price €23.00 Add to Cart Stories of the Hive From wildflowers to family tables — we share the stories that carry Tunisian honey across generations. What You See Is What We Protect Each piece arrived with its dignity intact. That’s the only reason it’s here. See How We Work Browse All Creations
- Tunisian Jewelry & Ornaments | My Chakchouka
Explore Tunisian jewelry and ornaments — hand-crafted pieces with ancient symbols, carrying protection, luck, and cultural meaning. Jewelry & Ornaments Symbols that shine, stories carried in silver and gold. In Tunisia, jewelry is more than adornment. It protects, saves, and sustains. Families trade it, women safeguard it, children’s futures depend on it. The motifs are ancient, passed down and still alive; for luck, for belonging, for memory. What you see here is still shaped by hand, and that’s what keeps it true. We don’t have any products to show here right now. Carriers of Meaning We share the stories of Tunisian jewelry and ornaments — carrying symbols of memory, belonging, and craft. What You See Is What We Protect Each piece arrived with its dignity intact. That’s the only reason it’s here. See How We Work Browse All Creations
- Chmissa | Sejnane Pottery Artisan & UNESCO Craft | My Chakchouka
In Sejnane, Chmissa shapes clay the way it’s always been done; with earth, fire, and her hands. Her pottery holds food, carries memory, and keeps a culture alive. Meet Chmissa Sejnane Pottery - UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity She doesn’t use a wheel. She doesn’t need one. In Sejnane, pottery is shaped by hand, the way it’s always been; with earth, fire, and time. Chmissa learned from her mother, who learned from hers. The knowledge travels through the hands, not through school. Her pieces carry the lines of Berber tattoos, the rhythm of woven cloth, and the shape of the land. The forms are simple. The method is honest. The care is hers. Here, pottery holds food, stores water, and keeps culture alive. Chmissa works so that doesn’t change. From Her Hands Vessels made by Chmissa — for food, for water, for life that continues. Sort by Carthage Grid Vase Price €84.99 Add to Cart Carthago Spirit Statue Price €109.99 Add to Cart Zephyr Bowl Price €49.99 Add to Cart Storka Plate Price €49.99 Add to Cart Zerka Harmony Plate Price €49.99 Add to Cart Load More
- Tunisian Plates & Serving – Ceramic & Olive Wood
Hand-shaped plates and serving bowls from Tunisia. Clay, ceramic, and olive wood trays built for sharing and daily use at the table. Plates & Serving Plates and trays shaped to serve. Plates that carry clay, weight, and color. Bowls built for sharing, trays in olive wood that hold bread, olives, or fruit. Each piece is made for the table: to serve, to pass, to remain in use. Hand-shaped at a human pace, they are kept long and used often, part of how people gather and eat together. Sort by Zephyr Bowl Price €49.99 Add to Cart Storka Plate Price €49.99 Add to Cart Zerka Harmony Plate Price €49.99 Add to Cart Hout Charm Plate Price €49.99 Add to Cart Serving with Craft We share the stories carrying meals and meaning across generations. What You See Is What We Protect Each piece arrived with its dignity intact. That’s the only reason it’s here. See How We Work Browse All Creations
- Collections | My Chakchouka
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- Tunisian Olive Oils — 3,000 Years in Every Drop
Discover Tunisian olive oil with 3,000 years of heritage — pressed close to home, trusted in kitchens, and shared with pride. Tunisian olive oil From Carthage to today : olive oil that endures. Tunisia has been growing olives for over 3,000 years. This knowledge never left: it stayed in families, passed grove to grove, harvest to harvest. Today, Tunisian olive oil is recognized worldwide. But here, it remains what it has always been : pressed close to home, trusted in every kitchen, and shared with pride. We don’t have any products to show here right now. Stories of the Source From grove to press to table — we share the stories of olive oil at its origin. What You See Is What We Protect Each piece arrived with its dignity intact. That’s the only reason it’s here. See How We Work Browse All Creations
- Souvenirs & Miniatures | My Chakchouka
Discover Tunisian souvenirs and miniatures — small objects with craft and place, ready to gift or keep. Souvenirs & Miniatures Little pieces of Tunisia to keep or give. From engraved doors to eyes that protect, from clay objects to handmade maps; these are the things we carry. Symbols that mean something. For those who want to keep a part of Tunisia close. Or give it, quietly, to someone else. We don’t have any products to show here right now. Stories in Small We share the stories of Tunisian souvenirs and miniatures — small in size, lasting in meaning. What You See Is What We Protect Each piece arrived with its dignity intact. That’s the only reason it’s here. See How We Work Browse All Creations

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