This jobanna was thrown, painted and fired by hand following a centuries-old technique that found its origins in the famous city of Fez.

This two-piece cannister has the traditional shape of its 15th century counterparts. Moroccans used these originally as a small soup container, but nowadays as a practical decorative item such as a jewelry box, candy jar, etc.

In keeping with the Fezzi tradition, this piece has been made in the famous “Bleu de Fez”.

• Made in Morocco

• Dimensions: 3.5” tall, 3” wide

• Material: Ceramic, hand painted