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 If you’d like to understand the regions, materials, and makers behind these objects, the Tunisia section maps everything clearly. It’s where origin becomes meaning. Regions of Tunisia Materials & Craft Artisan Network

Browse curated collections of Tunisian-made objects, organized by season, ritual, composition, and availability. Collections Four quiet ways to enter My Chakchouka world. Seasonal Collections Curated Sets Rituals Collection Limited Editions How Collections Work Seasonal Collections – Objects that follow light, warmth, and time. Rituals Collection – Pieces that sit inside the small gestures of home. Curated Sets – Compositions that remove the pressure of matching. Limited Editions – Small runs of rare Tunisian finds. Prefer to browse in another way? Shop by Category Made in Tunisia All Products

Browse Tunisian-made objects by category, including kitchenware, textiles, basketry, home objects, jewelry, and pantry goods. Categories KITCHEN & TABLE HOME OLIVE WOOD JEWELRY TEXTILES PANTRY BASKETRY

My Chakchouka offers Tunisian-made objects sourced through clear systems of origin, craft, and use. My Chakchouka Objects, knowledge, and process – held in one system. Shop About Tunisia Process Operated as a continuous system .

A shop for functional objects made in Tunisia, selected for everyday use, material logic, and continuity. Shop Handmade Tunisian creations for home, table, and gifting. Categories KITCHEN & TABLE HOME OLIVE WOOD JEWELRY TEXTILES PANTRY BASKETRY Collections Seasonal Curated Sets Rituals Limited Editions Made in Tunisia Sejnane Pottery Olive Wood from Sidi Bouzid Textiles from Monastir Palm Fibre from Gabès For Now GIFTS NEW ARRIVALS

Practical orientation to Tunisia, covering entry, movement, money, safety, and social norms. Orientation Practical orientation for daily life Entry & Legal Presence Mobility & Transport Social Norms Safety & Awareness Money & Cost Reality

An overview of Tunisia as a functioning system, including its regions, materials, objects, and everyday structures. Tunisia These sections explain how Tunisia works – materially, socially, and economically – through everyday systems. Orientation Materials Objects Rhythm of Life Perspectives Regions Artisans Land & Kitchen Fair System

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

An overview of object types in Tunisia, organized by use and function within everyday making systems. Objects These pages describe objects as they are used in Tunisia, as systems that organize daily life. Water & Heat Adornment as Function Light & Time Thresholds & Boundaries Carrying & Containment Ground, Shade & Sleep

An overview of how My Chakchouka operates, outlining its system, principles, and commitments. About My Chakchouka A cultural-economic system for Tunisian-made objects. My Chakchouka is a cultural-economic system that sources, prices, and distributes Tunisian-made objects through controlled, transparent supply chains, keeping value, authorship, and continuity with the people and places that produce them. How We Work Our work is governed by structure rather than discretion. Decisions are not improvised or negotiated. They are made within a system built for continuity and traceability over time. How this system operates in practice is defined by a set of documented rules. Operational Logic The System Value loss in global craft trade is structural. My Chakchouka is built to reroute that flow. We govern how value moves, where authorship remains visible, and how continuity is preserved as scale increases. System Architecture Artisan Network Artisans are not content or suppliers. They operate as autonomous nodes within a protected system. Work is repeatable, standards are shared, and visibility never replaces stability. Working With Artisans Transparency What we disclose, how it can be verified, and what is still being built. Transparency Framework