4x4 squares, bejmat and mosaics, hand-cut and kiln-fired by artisans in Fes, shipped fast across the USA.
Every Zellige tile from Handtile is handcrafted by master artisans in Fes, Morocco. We are the manufacturer, not a reseller, so you deal directly with the workshop that makes your tile: no middlemen, no markup layers, no guessing where it came from.
From custom installations to ready-made collections, we bring the warmth and character of Moroccan tradition to your home.
Variation in color, glaze, and texture is inherent to handmade zellige, and expected: these natural irregularities are not flaws, they are the mark of a tile shaped by hand rather than a machine.
Where centuries of artisan heritage shape every handmade tile.
The history of Zellige dates back to the 10th century, when master artisans in Fes perfected the craft. For generations, families have passed down the techniques that define Zellige today: hand-molding clay, cutting tiles with precision, and firing them in traditional kilns.
This heritage lives on in the workshops of Fes, where each tile reflects the soul of Moroccan craftsmanship.
A timeless craft that blends color, texture, and tradition.
Moroccan Zellige is one of the country's most iconic crafts, known for its rich colors and geometric beauty. Each tile is shaped and glazed by hand, giving it a natural texture and subtle variations that make every piece unique.
Rooted in centuries of tradition, Zellige continues to bring warmth, character, and authenticity to modern spaces: a true blend of art and architecture.
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