zellige tables

The 'Andalusian Star' Zellige Bistro Table

Hand-cut zellige mosaic table featuring vibrant geometric star patterns on a wrought iron base.

OriginFez, Morocco
MaterialGlazed terracotta zellige tiles, cement binder, wrought iron base
ConditionNew

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Specifications

Height55 cm
Diameter75 cm
Weight28 kg
Ø 75cm55cm

Dimensions

Ø 75cm H: 55cm

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The 'Andalusian Star' Zellige Bistro Table main view
The 'Andalusian Star' Zellige Bistro Table view 2
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The Narrative

The Soul of the Object

Bring the timeless elegance of a Moroccan riad courtyard into your home with this exquisite handcrafted zellige bistro table. The tabletop is a mesmerizing display of traditional Islamic geometry, featuring a central eight-pointed star that radiates outwards in a complex lattice of smaller stars and geometric forms. The vibrant palette of emerald green, ruby red, jet black, and crisp white glazed tiles creates a stunning visual impact, framed by a solid green border that defines the circular shape. Crafted in the historic city of Fes, the spiritual heart of Moroccan artisanry, this table represents weeks of meticulous labor by a master 'Maâlem'. Utilizing techniques unchanged for centuries, raw clay is glazed, fired, and then individually hand-cut into precise shapes called 'furmah' using a sharp hammer. These thousands of tiny tile pieces are then assembled upside-down in a complex puzzle before being permanently set with cement, resulting in a durable and uniquely textured surface. Supported by a sturdy, classic black wrought iron base with curved legs, this table is substantial yet elegant. It serves as a perfect accent piece for a conservatory, a covered patio, or a cozy breakfast nook, instantly adding a touch of Moorish exoticism and artisanal history to any space.

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

Artifact Details

  • Maalem (Master Artisan)Maâlem Hassan El Idrissi
  • TechniqueTraditional hand-cut Zellige mosaic assembly (assembly upside down)
  • Time Invested
    75Hours
  • Collection Year2026