Wholesale Handmade Moroccan Green Ceramic Serving Plate

Made by hand in the pottery village of Ourika in the High Atlas Mountains near Marrakech, this ceramic serving plate is crafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Each plate features a distinctive pedestal base with a striking green glazed rim, making it both functional and beautifully decorative. The handmade construction means every piece is unique, with subtle variations in glaze and finish that showcase the artisan's hand. Perfect for serving bread, cheese, olives, or appetizers at the table. Also works beautifully as a decorative centrepiece for fruit, flowers, or seasonal display. The wide, shallow form makes it ideal for entertaining, dining, or styling. The pedestal base and organic glaze treatment are signature details of traditional Ourika craftsmanship, created using techniques that have remained unchanged for generations in Morocco's mountain pottery communities. Why retailers love this plate Handmade in Ourika, Morocco — traditional mountain pottery craft Distinctive pedestal base with green glazed rim — bold, functional design Food-safe glazed ceramic — suitable for serving and display Available in two sizes — strong tiered display potential Works as serving plate or decorative centrepiece Exceptional gifting piece with strong perceived value High visual merchandising impact — sells itself on the shelf Sizes approx Small: 20cm diameter × 3.5cm height Large: 25cm diameter × 5cm height Display & Styling Notes Stack sizes for visual impact or display individually as statement pieces. The green glaze pairs beautifully with natural wood, linen, brass, and fresh botanicals. Works equally well for table service or shelf styling. Why the Variations Are Authentic Each plate is hand-thrown and glazed individually by Ourika artisans. Glaze depth, colour intensity, rim texture, and subtle surface variations are natural characteristics of the handmade process—proof that a skilled potter shaped and finished this piece by hand. These variations prove traditional craftsmanship that cannot be replicated by machines. When you own Ourika pottery, you own durability and authenticity.