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Explore Tunisian jewelry shaped by materials, regions, and craftsmanship. Each piece reflects how adornment and function meet in daily life. Jewelry Adornment carried on the body, shaped by material, gesture, and use. Each piece carries its own variation in form, tone, and finish. We don’t have any products to show here right now. Jewelry in Context Jewelry in Tunisia reflects identity, protection, and continuity across regions and generations. Materials, shapes, and symbols follow patterns shaped by use, belief, and environment. Forms reflect materials , regions , and the hands that make them . Delivery & support Delivery, returns, and support follow a clear structure. Details are available through Support and Returns .

Learn how Customer Care helps you understand every stage of your relationship with My Chakchouka. Find guidance on shipping, tracking, managing your order, returns, and contacting the institution. Customer Care Customer Care brings together the guidance that helps you understand every stage of your relationship with My Chakchouka. Whether you are preparing to order, waiting for a delivery, managing an existing order, or looking for the right way to contact the institution, Customer Care helps you understand what to expect and where to go next. About Customer Care Find The Right Path What You Can Expect Your Account Continue The Conversation About Customer Care Customer Care exists because every relationship naturally raises questions. Some arise before an order is placed. Others appear while an order is being prepared, travelling internationally, or after it has arrived. Some questions can be answered through documentation, while others are best addressed through conversation. Rather than collecting every answer in one place, Customer Care connects each situation to its authoritative resource. Every page has a single responsibility and is maintained to help you understand a specific part of your relationship with My Chakchouka. The purpose is simple: to make every stage of that relationship clearer, more transparent, and easier to navigate. Find The Right Path I'm Preparing To Order Learn how orders are prepared, dispatched, and delivered internationally, and understand what to expect before making a purchase. Shipping & Delivery I'm Waiting For My Order Follow your order's journey after dispatch, understand how tracking reflects its progress, and learn what different stages of fulfilment mean. Shipping & Delivery Order Tracking Something Unexpected Happened If your order has not unfolded as expected, learn how My Chakchouka approaches returns, refunds, and fair resolutions through careful assessment and transparent decision-making. Returns & Refunds I'd Like To Manage My Order If your order is still being prepared, learn what changes may still be possible and how flexibility naturally evolves throughout fulfilment. Managing Your Order I'd Like To Speak With My Chakchouka Some questions, opportunities, and relationships begin with conversation rather than documentation. Contact What You Can Expect Customer Care is maintained to help you move confidently from one stage of your relationship with My Chakchouka to the next. Wherever you begin, you can expect the same approach. You'll Always Know Where To Go Every page has a clear responsibility and guides you to the information most relevant to your situation. You'll Understand What To Expect Customer Care explains fulfilment, order management, tracking, resolutions, and communication through clear, maintained guidance designed to replace uncertainty with understanding. You'll Always Have A Way To Reach Us When documentation reaches its natural limits—or when a conversation itself is the appropriate next step—the institution remains available. Your Account Some parts of your relationship with My Chakchouka involve understanding. Others involve taking action. Your account complements Customer Care by bringing together the tools that help you manage your relationship with the institution. Manage your personal information and account settings. My Account View your current and previous orders. My Orders Access tracking information for dispatched orders. Track Order Continue The Conversation Customer Care begins with guidance, continues through action, and remains open through conversation. If your question is not answered through the available guidance—or if you would like to discuss a partnership, introduce a producer, enquire about representation, or begin another conversation with the institution—My Chakchouka remains available to help. Contact My Chakchouka

Objects selected according to season, light, temperature, and everyday rhythms in Tunisia. Seasonal Collections Pieces guided by the shifting light of Tunisia. A Season Is a Quiet Shift A Tunisian season begins with light – the way it enters a room, the tones it brings to the table, the warmth it leaves in the air. Here, we gather objects that carry this moment with simplicity and ease. Pieces for This Moment A simple selection shaped by light and warmth. We don’t have any products to show here right now. Materials of This Season Simple pieces in wood, clay, and woven fiber – each shaped by Tunisian light and everyday use. A small reflection of the season at home. How a Season Feels at Home • Light settling on wood in the late afternoon. • Clay warming gently beside the window. • A table shaped by small, quiet rituals. • A basket holding what you reach for every day. Continue Exploring Kitchen & Table Olive Wood All Collections

How pauses appear in daily life in Tunisia, creating breaks without stopping continuity or movement. Pauses Nothing replaces it. Someone sits. Hands remain still. A conversation halts. Tools lie untouched. Eyes pause on nothing.

When human involvement applies, what happens after contact, and what to expect in terms of timing and response. Reaching a human Most situations are handled automatically. This page exists for the rare cases that are not. When this page applies If you’ve followed the Process and your situation still isn’t resolved, this page is here. You are in the right place if: A defined waiting threshold was crossed, or An exception could not be resolved automatically, or A decision requires confirmation or legal handling. This page is not for routine questions or status checks. What happens next Once a message is sent, the situation is reviewed by a human. No additional action is required from you unless requested. Send a message Messages sent here are read with care and full context. Use the form below to describe the issue clearly and briefly. Name Email Message Send message Your message has been received and is being reviewed. Timing & expectations Messages are reviewed in order of necessity, not urgency claims. Response and resolution times are provided as ranges, not guarantees. Silence during review means the situation is being handled. After submission Once submitted, your message enters the review process. You do not need to follow up unless additional information is requested. The interaction closes once a resolution or next step is defined. Return to Process

Browse all handmade Tunisian objects in one place — ceramics, olive wood, basketry, textiles, pantry goods, jewelry, gifts, and everyday objects shaped by use and origin. All products Browse handmade Tunisian objects across food, table, home, gathering, gifting, and daily use. Browse by All Table Pantry Home Sets Gifts Price €24 €69 Zerka – Deep Dinner Plate (27 cm) Price €42.00 ADD TO CART Hout – Large Deep Serving Plate (31 cm) Price €54.00 ADD TO CART Zephyr — Large Individual Bowl (27 cm) Price €44.00 ADD TO CART Storka – Low Side Serving Bowl (27 cm) Price €39.00 ADD TO CART Orange Blossom Honey Price €24.00 ADD TO CART Cress Honey Price €29.00 ADD TO CART Wild Trilogy Price €29.00 ADD TO CART Honey Discovery Set Price €69.00 ADD TO CART Tunisian Darbouka Price €64.00 ADD TO CART Medina Tiles Price €59.99 ADD TO CART Bab El Chic Price €59.99 ADD TO CART Understand the objects They follow materials, regions, and ways of preparation that shape how they appear in daily life. Objects Materials Regions Artisans

Understand Tunisian textiles through materials, weaving, and daily use. Explore rugs, blankets, and throws shaped by climate, regions, and artisans — and choose the right textile for your home. Tunisian Textiles Textiles here follow climate, use, and daily rhythm, from wool and cotton to weaving density and purpose. Textiles in Tunisia are not only decorative. They regulate warmth, define space, and move between body and home. Materials, weight, and weave determine how they are used. Guide Types of textiles How to choose Materials & weaving Where they come from Delivery & support We don’t have any products to show here right now. Types of textiles Rugs & Floor Textiles Define space, insulate from cold ground, absorb daily movement. Blankets & Covers Hold warmth at night, layer over seating, adapt across seasons. Throws & Light Layers Move easily across the home — seating, beds, shoulders. Garments & Worn Textiles Worn for protection, modesty, or climate — not fashion-first. How to choose By Use For warmth → heavier wool, dense weave For layering → lighter cotton or mixed fibers For daily movement → flexible, medium weight By Placement Floor → durability, density Bed → softness, breathability Seating → adaptability, resistance By Season Winter → thick wool, heat retention Summer → breathable cotton, light coverage Materials & weaving Wool Insulates, retains warmth, durable over time. Cotton Breathable, lighter, suited for warmer conditions. Weaving Density Loose weave → airflow, flexibility Tight weave → structure, insulation Variation Irregularities are part of hand weaving — no two pieces behave exactly the same. Regions & Makers From inland weaving traditions to coastal adaptations, each region shapes how textiles are made and used. These differences are visible in weight, texture, and structure. Regions Materials Artisans Shipping & Support International shipping is available. Each piece is packed according to its material and structure, to reduce risk during transit. Support is available before and after your order, for selection, delivery, and returns .

Discover how garments in Tunisia balance adornment and function, supporting movement, climate comfort, and everyday public life. Adornment as Function Objects worn on the body that support public life In Tunisia, many garments that endured did so because they worked. They remained in use because they were comfortable, stable, adaptable, and suited to daily movement in shared spaces. Clothing responded to climate, walking, work, and social interaction. Adornment therefore does not stand apart from function. Garments regulate exposure to sun and wind, distribute weight across the body, and allow movement without constant adjustment. In this sense, garments behave like everyday objects: they carry work so the body does not have to. This relationship between clothing, movement, and climate forms another dimension of Tunisian object culture . Worn transitions Leaving the home often involves a small but meaningful shift in condition. Rather than dramatic preparation, the body adjusts through simple gestures: a cap placed before stepping outside a sash tightened to secure movement a wrap or layer fastened so hands remain free These gestures are brief and familiar. They prepare the body for public space without drawing attention. Objects worn on the body therefore mediate the transition between private and public environments. Stability in movement Many garments address a practical need: allowing the body to move without constant adjustment. Loose fabric is gathered or secured. Weight distributes evenly. Edges remain stable as the body walks, bends, or works. When garments function well: posture settles naturally movement becomes smoother the body feels complete rather than managed Adornment remains present, but it does not interrupt movement. Instead, clothing stabilizes the body’s interaction with its surroundings. Shared legibility Public life in Tunisia is often dense and relational. Encounters occur frequently and sometimes without planning. Clothing helps maintain shared legibility within this environment. When garments hold their place and regulate exposure: the body appears composed movement remains unobstructed presence requires little explanation Nothing needs to be announced. The body appears prepared for public space. Objects worn on the body therefore help structure everyday social interaction. Persistence through use Many garments remained in circulation not because they were preserved deliberately, but because they continued to solve everyday needs. Across decades, climates, and social shifts, their forms changed slowly because their functions remained relevant. They provide: comfort under strong sunlight and wind stability during walking and daily work adaptability across different situations durability through repeated wear Fashion trends may move around them, but garments shaped by everyday use often remain stable. Expression without strain Adornment in Tunisia allows expression without demanding it. Color, texture, and form appear within garments that still prioritize comfort, softness, and movement. Decorative elements exist alongside practical ones rather than replacing them. The result is a balance between function and expression. The body remains at ease. Movement remains natural. Beauty emerges from use rather than display. Explore Objects Shaped by Use These relationships remain visible in everyday objects. Materials, textures, and forms are shaped to be worn, handled, and lived with over time. Ornament does not separate from use — it moves with the body and adapts to daily conditions. These forms express function without excess. Explore the collection

An overview of materials used in making systems in Tunisia, including earth, wood, fiber, and metal, and how each enters production differently. Materials Each material follows its own logic. Earth Plant Fiber Metal Tree Animal Fiber

Browse Tunisian-made objects by region and craft, including pottery, olive wood, textiles, and palm fibre work. Made in Tunisia A simple way to browse pieces by their origin and craft. Sejnane Pottery Textiles from Monastir Olive Wood from Sidi Bouzid Palm Fibre from Gabès Where These Pieces Come From Regions of Tunisia Materials & Craft Artisan Network