Rooted in centuries of architectural tradition, zellige tiles remain one of Morocco’s most iconic art forms. Our collection is handcrafted in Fez and Marrakech, where artisans continue to shape each moroccan zellige tile using ancestral techniques passed down through generations. Hand-cut, chiseled, and glazed individually, these tiles reveal subtle variations in tone, texture, and edge, details that give every surface depth and authenticity. The clay used for our zellij is sourced locally and fired using traditional methods to achieve the characteristic glossy, crackled finish seen in historic riads and palaces. This time-honored process is what defines a true handmade moroccan zellige tile, setting it apart from modern machine-made alternatives. Available in timeless shades such as black, gray, beige, and soft neutrals, these tiles create a unique ambiance suited to both contemporary and traditional interiors. Zellij tiles are prized not only for their beauty but also for their versatility. They perform beautifully in kitchens, bathrooms, pools, patios, and feature walls, where light, moisture, and movement enhance their reflective glaze. As kitchen mosaic tiles or pool mosaic tiles, they bring character and durability to spaces that demand both function and design. Smaller formats like 2x2 zellige tile allow for intricate geometric compositions, while elongated shapes such as 2x6 zellige tile introduce a more linear, architectural rhythm. Produced in Fez, the historic heart of Moroccan zellij, and Marrakech, a vibrant center of contemporary craftsmanship, our tiles bridge heritage and modern design. Designers and architects value zellij for its ability to soften clean lines, enrich minimalist spaces, and elevate Mediterranean, bohemian, Andalusian, and modern interiors alike. Authentic, durable, and rich in cultural meaning, zellij tiles age beautifully over time. Their handmade nature ensures no two installations are ever the same, making them a lasting expression of Moroccan craftsmanship and thoughtful design.