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Fes Cobalt Arabesque Oval Vessel Sink

Hand-painted Moroccan ceramic vessel sink with intricate blue and white Fes patterns.

OriginFez, Morocco
MaterialGlazed White Clay Ceramic
ConditionNew

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Specifications

Height15 cm
Width50 cm
Depth35 cm
Weight10 kg
50cm15cm35cm

Dimensions

H: 15cm W: 50cm D: 35cm

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Fes Cobalt Arabesque Oval Vessel Sink main view
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The Narrative

The Soul of the Object

Immerse yourself in the rich artistic heritage of Morocco with this stunning oval vessel sink, a masterpiece hailing from the ancient city of Fes. Known globally as the heart of Moroccan pottery, Fes artisans have perfected the iconic cobalt blue on white ceramic style for centuries. This basin is not merely a functional fixture but a piece of history, bringing the soulful elegance of North African craftsmanship directly into your home. It serves as a captivating focal point for any powder room or master bathroom, blending traditional artistry with modern living. Every inch of this sink tells a story, hand-painted with unwavering precision by a master 'Maalem'. The interior basin features a dense, swirling arabesque pattern of floral motifs and vines that frame a central geometric medallion, a design language that speaks of infinite growth and harmony. The exterior is equally detailed, adorned with a repeating arcade of architectural arches filled with delicate dotted patterns, reminiscent of the ornate courtyards found in traditional Riads. The stark contrast of the deep cobalt pigment against the milky white glaze creates a visual depth that is both classic and mesmerizing. Crafted from local Fes clay, the sink undergoes a rigorous process. It is hand-molded, sun-dried, and then painstakingly painted before being glazed and fired in traditional kilns. This double-firing technique ensures a durable, glossy finish that is resistant to wear while preserving the vibrancy of the hand-painted details. As a handcrafted item, slight variations in the pattern and color are to be expected, making each sink a truly unique work of art.

"Every imperfection tells a story of human hands at work."

Artifact Details

  • Maalem (Master Artisan)Maalem Ahmed El Fassi
  • TechniqueHand-molded, hand-painted, and double-fired glazed pottery
  • Time Invested
    18Hours
  • Collection Year2026