We love the history of these plates.

They are made by craftsmen from the Sajnane region in Tunisia. They recover their clay, classified as a Unesco heritage site in the mountains, shape it by hand, cook the pottery over a wood fire before polishing it by rubbing it with shells. 

These creations, full of history, are then sent to Janique's workshop on the French Riviera in France. The talented ceramist decorates these rough pieces in the respect of the nomadic spirit and ethnic origins.

This plate is decorative and cannot be used for eating.