Our Small Vintage Wool Pots have been handwoven by artisans in Morocco using reed & wool. Completely unique designs with colourful patterns, these decorative pots would have traditionally been used to store sugar. Display these statement pots around the home or use them for storing smaller items such as jewellery or plants. Please Note These are vintage products, full of character, so may have slight discolouring, small marks or fraying thread. ...

Our Small Vintage Wool Pots have been handwoven by artisans in Morocco using reed & wool. Completely unique designs with colourful patterns, these decorative pots would have traditionally been used to store sugar. Display these statement pots around the home or use them for storing smaller items such as jewellery or plants. Please Note These are vintage products, full of character, so may have slight discolouring, small marks or fraying thread. ...

Our Small Vintage Wool Pots have been handwoven by artisans in Morocco using reed & wool. Completely unique designs with colourful patterns, these decorative pots would have traditionally been used to store sugar. Display these statement pots around the home or use them for storing smaller items such as jewellery or plants. Please Note These are vintage products, full of character, so may have slight discolouring, small marks or fraying thread. ...

Our Small Vintage Wool Pots have been handwoven by artisans in Morocco using reed & wool. Completely unique designs with colourful patterns, these decorative pots would have traditionally been used to store sugar. Display these statement pots around the home or use them for storing smaller items such as jewellery or plants. Please Note These are vintage products, full of character, so may have slight discolouring, small marks or fraying thread. ...

The Moroccan Wool Trivet, No. 108 is a reed mat, woven in a pattern of Red, Pink & violet wools. A one-of-a-kind piece ethically sourced in Marrakech, these pot mats are a bold kitchen accessory perfect for displaying hot plates or dishes on the dinner table. They can also be hung on the wall to create a bohemian look in a contemporary space. ...

Our Moroccan Woven Plate, No. 100 is a coiled reed plate with woven palm leaves. A combination of natural & dyed violet & green strands have been used to create a unique pattern. Ethically sourced in Morrocco, these unusual plates are a great kitchen accessory or wall hanging. ...

Our Moroccan Woven Plate, No. 101 is a coiled reed plate with woven palm leaves. A combination of natural & dyed violet & green strands have been used to create a unique pattern. Ethically sourced in Morrocco, these unusual plates are a great kitchen accessory or wall hanging. ...

Our Moroccan Woven Plate, No. 103 is a coiled reed plate with woven palm leaves. Woven by skilled artisans in Morocco using a combination of natural, violet & green dyed strands to create a unique pattern. Ethically sourced in Morrocco, these unusual plates are a great kitchen accessory or wall hanging. ...

Our Moroccan Woven Plate, No. 98 is a coiled reed plate with woven palm leaves. A combination of natural & dyed violet & green strands have been used to create a unique pattern. Ethically sourced in Morrocco, these unusual plates are a great kitchen accessory or wall hanging. ...

Our rustic Moroccan X-Large Mirrors are handcrafted by artisans in Marrakech & made from brass. The framed mirrors come in a variety of contemporary shapes & three colours, gold brass, rose gold brass & silver white brass. Please Note Slight Seconds mirrors may have imperfections in the metal or small scratches or marks. Photograph for illustration purposes only. These items are non-returnable. We work with an artisan in Marrakech called Nourredine to produce our Moroccan mirror collections. It is important to note that these mirrors are made entirely by hand without the use of modern machinery & as such any slight imperfections are an integral feature of the product. Norredine cuts the brass designs using a pair of large scissors & shapes the edges by patiently tapping with a hammer over a metal form. The result is a handcrafted mirror in which is invested hours of labour rather than a highly polished mass produced product virtually untouched by the human h&. ...