Zellige الزليج

Zellige الزليج

Geometry of the Heavens.

Each Zellige is touched by the artisan’s hand, and because they are hand-glazed, slight variations and imperfections appear, giving every tile its unique character and authenticity. Buy from us: Not all Zellige is equal. We carefully source only the finest, top-quality Zellige from Fez, ensuring every piece you receive is authentic, handcrafted, and museum-quality, ready to elevate your space with heritage, artistry, and celestial beauty.

Craftsmanship, grounded in tradition.

The clay tile are formed and dried before the glaze is added and the hand-made tiles are fired 2 times to give them extra strength and durability. These hand-glazed Moroccan clay tiles, are hand-cut using a sharp hammer called a “Menqach” creating an irregular finish. The Zellige tiles are often irregular shades depending on the color of the clay beneath. The technique and skill of the artisans is truly incredible, especially when it comes to designing and organizing the intricate tile pieces.

Explore our diverse collection of Zellige Tiles

Delivery of our tiles is sent via sea in a shipping container or to Europe by van is possible, please send us and email for a bespoke quote (This is necessary due to their extreme weight)

Elevate your space with handmade Moroccan Zellige Tiles

5 x 5 cm Square Zellige Tiles

10 x 10 cm Square Zellige Tiles

5 x 15 cm Subway Zellige Tiles

5 x 5 cm Hexagon Zellige Tiles

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MBC Zellige tiles outdoor courtyard installation in Skiathos, Greece.

Zellige Moroccan tiles are a tradition handed down from generation to generation, originally from the region of Fez in the north of Morocco. We work with traditional Zellige families within Morocco to create these stunning hand-crafted tile. The word 'Zellige' literally means tile in Arabic. It was invented around the 10th Century in Roman times.

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