Originally inspired by the Biot village in southern France, these terracotta vessels are known for their rounded, bulbous shape and unique patina. Their timeless design and connection to Mediterranean heritage make...

The origin of the Mazagran pot style comes from the 19th century in Algeria. The French colonial era influenced a tall, narrow ceramic cup used by French...

Olive oil jars are crafted with durable terracotta, they were historically used to preserve olive oil. Their elegant, rounded shapes and earthy tones reflect the region’s rich...

The Prestige Bowl is a modern adaptation of the iconic Anduze vase. Known for its wide design, it combines traditional techniques with contemporary aesthetics. It is often used as a timeless...

Back in the 17th century the Italian Medici-style pottery inspired this shape. It was first created in the town of Anduze, featuring a bell shape with garlands and medallions. Traditionally used to adorn...