Handmade in Tunisia
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Unmolded. Unrushed. Ceramics shaped in rhythm; from Sejnane’s earth to Nabeul’s kilns. Objects that carry memory, not trend. Clay & Ceramics Shaped by hand. Used or kept. Nothing rushed. Clay from Sejnane. Open kilns in Nabeul. Some pieces are practical. Some symbolic. Some simply there; passed down, used, or displayed. No molds. No mass production. Just habit, rhythm, and the memory of gesture. These objects weren’t made for today. They continued into it.

Ghassoul clay, olive soap, and herbal care. These are the essentials of the Tunisian hammam; used weekly, trusted deeply, never replaced. Skincare & Bath Essentials The hammam is not a luxury. It’s a right. In Tunisia, we don’t need to be convinced of what works. Olive soap. Ghassoul clay. Herbal extracts. Used in hammams, in homes, every Sunday. Known for generations. Trusted because they do the job, and nothing else ever came close. This is real care. And we’ve always known it.

Tunisian sandals made to be worn, not displayed. Strong leather, natural fit, everyday use. The kind of shoes you remember, even if you don’t notice at first. Footwear Light on the foot. Still made to walk. Balgha and Tunisian sandals were never just for show, they were for life. Slipped on at home, in the street, for the souk or the celebration. The shape is simple. The leather is strong. The fit feels natural. These are shoes you don’t think twice about, until someone asks where they’re from.

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Ceramic plates, olive wood trays, and sharing bowls; crafted for real tables and gatherings. Built to serve, pass, and last across generations. Plates & Serving Made for the people around the table. Plates that carry clay, color, and weight. Ceramic bowls built for sharing. Wood trays used with bread, olives, whatever’s at hand. Made to serve, to pass, to stay on the table. Used often. Kept long. Part of how people gather.

Handmade jewelry rooted in Tunisian heritage. Worn to protect, save, and pass on meaning. Symbols of value, still crafted by hand today. Jewelry & Ornaments Radiance of Tunisia, Adorned with Culture In Tunisia, jewelry has always held value. It’s how women protect themselves. How they save. How they send their children to school when things get hard. The symbols are ancient, familiar, and still alive. They bring luck. They mark who we are. And what you see here is still worked by hand, and that’s what keeps it real.

Artisan ironwork lights that don’t flood a room, they soften it. Built by hand, shaped by habit, and made to belong. Light & Ironwork Human. Soft. Intentional. These lights don’t flood a room. They soften it. Not design; habit. That’s why it feels right.

Cuts that feel right. Embroidery that speaks softly. Tunisian attire holds its shape, its rhythm, and its place in time. Clothing & Embroidery Authentic Attire, for Modern Grace They don’t borrow style. They bring their own. Tunisian garments don’t follow trends; they hold their own. Wool, linen, silk, cotton. Cuts that feel right. Embroidery that says something without shouting.

Not just a gift; a gesture. Create hand-stitched or carved Tunisian pieces made for one person only. Personal, rooted, and unforgettable. Personalized Gifts & Custom Creations Personal, on purpose. A gift that carries weight. Not flashy. Not random. Just right. A name in clay. A word in thread. A sign that you saw them — really saw them. Tell us who it’s for. We’ll help craft something that stays with them.

Baked for moments that matter. Discover hand-shaped Tunisian treats made with almonds, dates, and orange blossom; rich in taste, rooted in culture. Sweets & Pastries Authentic Treats, Baked for Pure Enjoyment Tunisian pastries have their place; when family comes together, when someone’s invited, when a moment needs to be marked. Almonds, dates, sesame, orange blossom. Rolled, filled, and shaped by hand. The texture is rich. The taste is unmistakable.