L'Étoile de Fès - Black & Gold Ceramic Vessel Sink
Hand-painted Moroccan ceramic vessel sink with striking black geometric patterns and a luxurious gold rim.
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Specifications
Dimensions
Ø 41cm H: 14cm
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Certificate of Authenticity
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The Soul of the Object
Elevate your bathroom to a sanctuary of Moorish elegance with "L'Étoile de Fès," a breathtaking ceramic vessel sink handcrafted in the historic medina of Fes. This basin is not merely a functional fixture but a piece of functional art, defined by its striking contrast of deep black geometric patterns against a pure white glaze. The intricate design, a mesmerizing interplay of stars and arabesques, is framed by a sumptuous hand-applied gold rim that catches the light, adding a touch of regal luxury to any vanity. Born from the rich clay of the Fes region, each sink is thrown on a traditional potter's wheel by a master artisan. After slow sun-drying, the surface becomes a canvas for the *zwayeq*, the skilled painter who applies the complex patterns freehand using fine brushes and natural mineral pigments. The piece undergoes multiple firings in traditional kilns, locking in the vibrant colors and ensuring a durable, glossy finish that withstands daily use while retaining its handcrafted charm. Incorporating this sink into your home is an invitation to embrace the timeless beauty of Moroccan craftsmanship. It serves as a stunning focal point in a contemporary minimalist bathroom or complements a more bohemian, worldly decor. More than just a basin, it is a tangible connection to centuries of artistic heritage, bringing the soulful atmosphere of a traditional Moroccan riad directly into your daily ritual.
"Every imperfection tells a story of human hands at work."
Artifact Details
- Maalem (Master Artisan)Maalem Ahmed El Fassi
- TechniqueHand-thrown on a potter's wheel, freehand brush painting with traditional geometric arabesque patterns, triple-fired with a final metallic gold luster glaze.
- Time Invested28Hours
- Collection Year2026





