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Essaouira, Morocco - October 1, 2018: Moroccan pottery in Essaouira. Colorful ceramics and pottery displayed outside a shop. Beautiful oriental design with plenty of colors.

Traditional plates of Morocco

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Mosque Ornaments in Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco

Fes, Morocco - March 23, 2024: Exquisite Moroccan ceramic plate showcasing traditional craftsmanship. A glimpse into the detailed process from molding to decoration.

Variety of differently sized plates waiting to be finished on a table in a ceramics manufacturing workshop

Lisbon, Portugal - November 7, 2014: Colorful ceramic plates in a souvenir shop in Lisbon, Portugal

colorful bowls made of clay and ceramics at a pottery market

Marrakesh, Morocco - 23 March, 2024: view of a small market stall selling typical Morrocan pottery in the souk in the medina of Marrakesh

Ceramic for many centuries has been the most highly developed kind of trade in Central Asia. Ceramics of the leading centers had local features, appearing in peculiarity of forms, ornamental décor and colour.

Traditional arabic handcrafted, colorful decorated plates shot at the market in Marrakesh, Morocco, Africa.

Colorful Moroccan cooking pots at a souk in Marrakech. A tajine is a Maroccan dish from that is named after the special earthenware pot in which it is cooked.

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Tunisian pottery on the Hammamet bazaar Tunisia

Pile of green and blue plates or cups displayed at market in Morocco.

Moroccan pottery with colorful ceramics and pottery displayed outside shops in the souks, or traditional markets

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Ornaments at Souk in Medina District of Marrakesh, Morocco

Jemaa el-Fnaa, Marrakech, Morocco - March 18, 2024: A vivid display of handmade ceramic bowls and plates in the bustling market square.

Símbolo de la mano de fatima hecho en cerámica, La mano de Fátima es un símbolo que representa la protección y la prevención del mal de ojo y las malas energías, y que, además, brinda fidelidad, amor o lealtad. La mano de Fátima se representa con los cincos dedos, con la peculiaridad de que el pulgar y el meñique tienen la misma medida.

Full Frame Shot Of Multi Colored Bowls For Sale In Market

Ceramic bowls at the market in Agadir

Close up of colourful Moroccan tagine pots for sale in Djemaa El Fna, Marrakech, Morocco, North Africa

Traditional arabic handcrafted, colorful decorated plates shot at the market in Marrakesh, Morocco, Africa.

Abstract Background Patterns from Decorative Moroccan Mosaic

Beautiful and colorful ceramic plates for sale in Marrakech, Morocco.

Porcelain crockery at the Grand Bazaar In Kapali Carsi in Istanbul, Turkey.

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