Sudpsuez A Polychrome Khabbiya Vase Morocco, Fez, 19th Century
$265.00
Description
An exquisite polychrome Khabbiya vase, handcrafted in Fez
during the 19th century. Its vibrant hues and meticulously applied
decoration make it a testament to Morocco’s enduring ceramic legacy.
Wear and tear commiserate with the age of the item.
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