Making Moroccan mosaic tile tables. Masters at work

Zillij, the Moroccan Art of decorating building with highly complex geometrical patterns of multi-colored hand cut tiles was adapted from the influence of Persian ornamentation and roman mosaic. 

Moroccan Artisans pour out their hearts in their crafts. they produce high quality crafts with cultural meanings.

For centuries, Morocco has been renowned for its fine mosaic tile craftwork. Originating in Fez, each mosaic tile is individually hand cut and combined in highly complex geometrical patterns of multi colored  tiles from Fez. This painstaking time-consuming process can be performed only by the finest Zellige mastersin Fez who practice the Moroccan Art of intricate mosaic designs with hand-cut tiles.

Stunning geometric designs of Moorish tiles called zillige adorn floors and walls of Moroccan courtyards, houses and fountains, and create a decorative surface like no other. The motifs used in the zilliges are complex and abstract, and use traditional patterns which usually involve geometrical interlacing radiating from a central star. The techniques of the craftsmen are ancient, passed down and perfected from generation to generation. 

Click below to see our Moroccan mosaic furniture collection from dining mosaic tables, to mosaic coffee tables or mosaic bistro tables which provide a stylish Mediterranean modern or antique look to any garden or home.
Mosaic Tile Tables Handmade in Morocco
Mosaic tile making is an old tradition in Morocco. For centuries, Morocco has been renowned for its fine mosaic tile craftwork. Each Moroccan mosaic tile is individually hand cut and combined in striking colors and patterns. This painstaking, time-consuming process is performed by some of the finest tile cutters of Morocco.

Our elegant Moroccan mosaic tables are perfect for indoors or outdoors.
Use them for the garden patio or the kitchen as well.

The inlaid Moroccan table tops are made with an iron rim (rust proofed) filled with reinforced concrete on which the mosaic pattern is laid.
The bases are made of powder coated iron. Learn more