his set of three candleholders is handmade in Tamegroute, a village in southern Morocco known for its earthy pottery and iconic green glaze. This version features a more expressive touch — the surface is finished in a splatter-glaze technique, where deep green pigment is hand-flicked over a natural clay base. Each piece is shaped by hand, fired in traditional wood-burning kilns, and finished individually. The result is unpredictable and raw — no two patterns are ever alike. Every piece carries its own journey in the kiln. Some more subtle, some more bold — each one has its own rhythm. This set includes three sizes that work beautifully styled together or on their own — on a dining table, shelf, or altar. The contrast of glazed and unglazed areas gives these pieces a painterly, sculptural presence. 📏 Approximate Dimensions: (cm) • Extra Small: 7–10 H × 5 W • Small: 12 H × 7 W • Medium: 20 H × 7 W (inches) • 2.75–4 H × 2 W • 5 H × 2.75 W • 8 H × 2.75 W Care Instructions: Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth; avoid using harsh chemicals to preserve the glaze. ⚠️ Please note: Tamegroute pottery is famous for its rustic charm, featuring minor imperfections such as baking marks, fine lines, and sometimes small treated chips — all of which add character to each unique piece. If you are looking for a perfect, machine-made pottery item, this pottery type is not for you.