These jewelled coloured pouffes would make a super addition to any room.
Each pouffe is skilfully handmade of leather in a choice of colours to create a fun or sophisticated Moroccan element to compliment each room. Each can be used as additional seating or perhaps a footstool depending on your interior.
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Moroccan tea glasses
Celebrate ancient tradition in contemporary style with our gorgeous set of six exotic Moroccan tea glasses.
Bringing an Arab touch to simple glassware, the beautiful detailing on these distinctive Moroccan tea glasses gives a whole new meaning to enjoying a cup of fresh mint tea – you can now do it in the utmost of style!
When not in use, Moroccan tea glasses look stunning on the shelf and they can also double up as tealight holders. In a rich pink and gold or red and silver design. Enjoy! Set of 6.
Set of six differently coloured Moroccan tea glasses. Handblown in recycled glass, pleasingly irregular. Ridged near the top for grip. Available in two sizes. £25.00.
Bringing an Arab touch to simple glassware, the beautiful detailing on these distinctive Moroccan tea glasses gives a whole new meaning to enjoying a cup of fresh mint tea – you can now do it in the utmost of style!
When not in use, Moroccan tea glasses look stunning on the shelf and they can also double up as tealight holders. In a rich pink and gold or red and silver design. Enjoy! Set of 6.
Set of six differently coloured Moroccan tea glasses. Handblown in recycled glass, pleasingly irregular. Ridged near the top for grip. Available in two sizes. £25.00.
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
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A Season in Morocco: Recipes & Travels
A Season in Morocco: Recipes & Travels
New - Part travelogue, part cookbook, this sumptuous volume journeys from Casablanca to Marrakech and everywhere in between, through the cafes, kitchens and spice markets of this extraordinary country. Author Meera Freeman offers recipes for- spice-infused couscous- lamb Tagine- mint teas- delicate pastriesall detailed here, interspersed with images of ornate ceramics, metalwork and rugs. There are also tales of Turkish baths, camel rides, snake charmers and even tree-climbing goats!
