A single edition vessel where Moroccan textile heritage meets contemporary material precision. This bowl captures the woven patterns of Berber carpets and traditional fabrics, its geometric rhythms and earth-toned palette rendered onto stonemax resin that serves modern needs for durability and bacterial resistance.
Repeating diamond motifs in burnt orange, ochre, and charcoal create the visual cadence of hand-loomed textiles. The pattern features the stepped geometric forms characteristic of Atlas Mountain weaving traditions, where tribal symbols and protective motifs passed through generations of women weavers. Cream borders frame these central elements, their clean lines echoing the structural organization of kilim designs. The composition balances repetition with subtle variation, suggesting the slight irregularities that mark authentic handwork whilst maintaining the smooth consistency that machine precision allows. Each geometric element sits in deliberate relationship to its neighbours, creating unity through systematic arrangement.
This bowl draws from Morocco's rich textile traditions, where Amazigh communities developed distinct weaving vocabularies that communicated identity, protection, and cultural memory through abstract form. The single edition nature ensures this particular translation of textile pattern exists only here. Machine manufacturing achieves the seamless, non-porous surface that stonemax resin requires, whilst the design honours craft practices where women transformed wool into objects that served both practical and symbolic functions within family and community life.
Stonemax resin delivers properties impossible in traditional ceramics: a completely sealed surface that rejects liquid penetration, anti-bacterial qualities embedded within the material itself, and resistance to the chips and glaze damage that compromised decorative pottery through daily use. Hand washing maintains both the hygienic integrity and the geometric print's clarity. The smooth material sheds oils and food particles without retention, never developing the surface porosity or staining that plagued historical earthenware.
This bowl belongs in spaces embracing ethnic pattern and natural materials. Use it on kitchen counters for nuts and dried fruits, place it on low tables in seating areas where tea rituals unfold, or position it on open shelving alongside woven baskets and ceramic vessels. Its warm palette complements natural wood, terracotta tiles, and interiors where global influences merge with contemporary comfort.
What It Offers:
- Single edition Berber-inspired textile print, exclusive to this vessel
- Stonemax resin with inherent anti-bacterial technology
- Non-porous surface for superior hygiene and food safety
- Diamond and stepped geometric motifs in earth tones
- Smooth composition for effortless cleaning and maintenance
- Suitable for food serving and cultural display
Dimensions & Details: Material: Stonemax resin Origin: Contemporary design inspired by Moroccan Berber textile tradition Construction: Machine-made Design: Repeating diamond and geometric patterns from weaving vocabulary Colour: Burnt orange, ochre, charcoal, cream Edition: Single edition, one print per product Suitable for: Kitchen counters, low tables, open shelving, globally-inspired interiors
Caring for Your Bowl: Hand wash with gentle soap and warm water. The non-porous surface releases food residue without absorption or pattern wear. Avoid dishwasher to preserve the printed geometric design's colour depth and definition.
Bring This Home Atlas Mountain weaving wisdom contained in a vessel where tribal pattern meets hygienic purpose.
Designer Bowls
- Hygienic stonemax resin
- Anti-bacterial properties
- Non-porous surface
- Smooth easy clean material
- Handmade to order
Hand wash only.
