The Fez Medina Starburst Zellige Table
Vibrant round zellige table featuring a traditional hand-cut geometric star pattern.
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Specifications
Dimensions
Ø 70cm H: 75cm
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The Soul of the Object
This exquisite round table is a vibrant testament to the ancient art of Zellige, handcrafted deep within the medina of Fez, the historical heart of Moroccan tilework. It features a mesmerizing geometric tapestry of hand-chiseled terracotta tiles, glazed in a radiant palette of emerald green, cobalt blue, mustard yellow, black, and white, accented with soft grey. Each tiny tile is individually shaped and set by a master artisan, creating a functional work of art that hums with history and color. The intricate pattern is centered around the traditional eight-pointed star, a motif symbolizing balance and harmony in Islamic geometry. The complexity of this specific design requires days of meticulous labor, as the *maâlem* (master craftsman) uses a sharp hammer-adze to chip away at the glazed tiles, fitting them together upside down in a reverse-setting technique before pouring the heavy cement backing. No two tables are exactly alike, carrying the unique, imperfect imprint of the artisan's hand. Perfect as a distinctive bistro table for a garden patio, a sun-drenched balcony, or as a striking accent piece in a breakfast nook, this Zellige table brings the soulful elegance of Moroccan architecture into your personal space. It is durable and timeless, built with a sturdy iron rim to weather the elements while retaining its brilliant luster for generations.
"Every imperfection tells a story of human hands at work."
Artifact Details
- Maalem (Master Artisan)Maâlem Idris El Fassi
- TechniqueTraditional hand-cut Zellige mosaic (ferkach), reverse setting method
- Time Invested55Hours
- Collection Year2026





