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Hand-painted (free-hand) - no tracing, machinery or decals. ... Read more

Hand-painted (free-hand) - no tracing, machinery or decals. Each bisque is hand-thrown. Only foodsafe paints and glazes. Dishwasher-safe and microwave-safe (though not oven or stovetop safe). Our Garland pattern is a classic design of blue and white floral artwork. Intricate lines with contrasting deep cobalt blue glaze. Hand-made in Tunisia by Le Souk Ceramique. Minimize

Honey is our flagship pattern - it was one of our first des ... Read more

Honey is our flagship pattern - it was one of our first designs we made in 1997 when Le Souk Ceramique was started and has become an enduring favorite. The rich honey glaze color makes for a truly phenomenal table presentation. We paint each piece free-hand, meaning we use no decals or tracing or machinery in our production. Each piece is authentically hand-crafted at our studio in Nabeul, Tunisia, just a few kilometers from the Mediterranean Sea. Our studio has exemplary working conditions as seen in our videos online (Facebook, You Tube). We use only foodsafe paints and glazes that comply with FDA and California Prop 65, for your health as well as that of our employees. Our earthenware items are suitable for daily use and can be used in the dishwasher and microwave (though the pieces will get hot to the touch). The clay we use for all our Honey items is not refractory, meaning it is not suitable for oven or stovetop. We paint Honey in 31 different shapes and sizes ranging from large serving pieces to place setting pieces to pitchers and serving tagines and small dipping dishes. Minimize

Le Souk is named for the village marketplace, or "Souk," wh ... Read more

Le Souk is named for the village marketplace, or "Souk," where traditional arts and crafts, objects of great beauty and distinction, are bought and sold. All of Le Souk's artwork is done free-hand, meaning no use of decals, stencils or tracing and certainly no machine painting. This stylish dinnerware set will bring delight and sophistication to the dinner table. Minimize

Le Souk is named for the village marketplace, or "Souk," wh ... Read more

Le Souk is named for the village marketplace, or "Souk," where traditional arts and crafts, objects of great beauty and distinction, are bought and sold. All of Le Souk's artwork is done free-hand, meaning no use of decals, stencils or tracing and certainly no machine painting. This stylish dinnerware set will bring delight and sophistication to the dinner table. Minimize

Le Souk is named for the village marketplace, or "Souk", wh ... Read more

Le Souk is named for the village marketplace, or "Souk", where traditional arts and crafts, objects of great beauty and distinction, are bought and sold. All Le Souk's artwork is done free-hand, meaning no use of decals, stencils or tracing and certainly no machine painting. Elegantly decorated with the extremely detailed Honey pattern this dish brings a sense of warmth to the table.. Minimize

Honey is our flagship pattern - it was one of our first des ... Read more

Honey is our flagship pattern - it was one of our first designs we made in 1997 when Le Souk Ceramique was started and has become an enduring favorite. The rich honey glaze color makes for a truly phenomenal table presentation. We paint each piece free-hand, meaning we use no decals or tracing or machinery in our production. Each piece is authentically hand-crafted at our studio in Nabeul, Tunisia, just a few kilometers from the Mediterranean Sea. Our studio has exemplary working conditions as seen in our videos online (Facebook, You Tube). We use only foodsafe paints and glazes that comply with FDA and California Prop 65, for your health as well as that of our employees. Our earthenware items are suitable for daily use and can be used in the dishwasher and microwave (though the pieces will get hot to the touch). The clay we use for all our Honey items is not refractory, meaning it is not suitable for oven or stovetop. We paint Honey in 31 different shapes and sizes ranging from large serving pieces to place setting pieces to pitchers and serving tagines and small dipping dishes. Minimize

The geometric design of Tabarka is reminiscent of classical ... Read more

The geometric design of Tabarka is reminiscent of classical North African artwork while our color palette selection gives Tabarka a modern edge. As always, our artwork is 100-percent painted free-hand and authentically hand-crafted at our studio in Nabeul, Tunisia, just a few kilometers from the Mediterranean Sea. Our studio has exemplary working conditions as seen in our videos online (Facebook, You Tube). We use only foodsafe paints and glazes that comply with FDA and California Prop 65, for your health as well as that of our employees. Our earthenware items are suitable for daily use and can be used in the dishwasher and microwave (though the pieces will get hot to the touch). The clay we use for all our Tabarka items is not refractory, meaning it is not suitable for oven or stovetop. We paint Tabarka in 31 different shapes and sizes ranging from large serving pieces to place setting pieces to pitchers and serving tagines and small dipping dishes. Minimize