Antique Floor vase Safi pottery, blue ceramic, leather, enamel, stone, metal
Located in Valladolid, ES
One of a kind floor vase crafted in the typical style of Safi pottery, dating from around the 19th century.
Metal, Enamel
North African Tin-Glazed Pottery Illuminator's Inkwell, Safi, Moroccan
Located in Nottingham, GB
Moroccan ceramics reflect a rich artistic inheritance shaped by centuries of Islamic craftsmanship and the enduring influence of Andalusian traditions. Centres such as Fez and Safi b...
Pottery
Moroccan Hand Painted Blue Couscous Platter Assala Safi Pottery
Located in Chula Vista, CA
Moroccan Hand Painted Blue Platter Assala Safi pottery 16.75 diameter x 3.5 tall Festive large party plate.
Ceramic, Pottery
Pair of Vintage Moroccan Safi Glazed Pottery Vases
Located in Palm Beach, FL
Striking pair of mid century Moroccan vases, from the city of Safi known for its pottery, handcrafted in terra cotta and hand decorated in an alluring blue and black geometric motif.
Terracotta
A Large Pair of Decorative Moroccan Safi Vases
Located in London, GB
A Extremely Decorative Pair of Moroccan Ceramic Safi Vases Hand Painted With Fine Filigree Nikel Applied These vases are originally From Fez and Date C1960s A Rare Find in This Day a...
Pottery
Midcentury Moroccan Handcrafted Yellow Glazed Large Amphora Jardinière
Located in Sofia, BG
The main centers for ceramics are Safi, which produces pottery inlaid with metal, and Fez, which produces the very distinctive blue and white fassi pottery.
Ceramic
Vintage Moroccan Ceramic Bowl in Blue Glaze and Pewter
Located in Moreno Valley, CA
Moorish style hand made ceramic pottery platter from Safi Morocco with a turquoise blue tone and decorated with overlaid metal panels, rim and edge.
Ceramic, Pottery
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