Held over Time.
Old pieces, steady hands — still in everyday use.
Many of these pieces arrived with histories already written — chipped glaze, fingerprints of other routines. They continue quietly at Everwood, doing what they were assembled to do.
Teacups, trays, the small utensils of habit: made to endure, still asked to prove it every afternoon. Time leaves a cast; it doesn't revoke the job.
Philosophy
There's a difference between something that works and something that was made well.
You feel it in small ways — how it sits, how it's shaped, how time has eased its edges.
The pieces we keep were part of daily life. They came from deliberate hands — even when no one was cheering the craftsperson's name.
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The Collection
furniture · 15th century
Andalusian Writing Desk
Granada, Spain
8.500 MAD
ceramics · 18th century
Fès Blue Amphora
Fès, Morocco
3.200 MAD
textiles · Early 20th century
Berber Wedding Carpet
High Atlas, Morocco
4.800 MAD
metalwork · 17th century
Ottoman Astrolabe
Istanbul, Ottoman Empire
22.000 MAD
manuscripts · 14th century
Illuminated Quranic Folio
Maghreb
35.000 MAD
instruments · c. 1920
Gnawa Guembri
Marrakech, Morocco
1.800 MAD
ceramics · 19th century
Zellij Panel — Geometric Star
Fès, Morocco
6.400 MAD
metalwork · 18th–19th century
Saharan Lock-Box
Tafilalt, Morocco
2.100 MAD
metalwork · Late 19th century
Moorish Lantern — Pierced Brass
Tetouan, Morocco
2.800 MAD
textiles · c. 1900
Fassi Silk Kaftan
Fès, Morocco
3.600 MAD
textiles · Early 20th century
Rabat Carpet — Medallion
Rabat, Morocco
7.200 MAD
instruments · 19th century
Andalusian Cittern
Tetouan, Morocco
4.200 MAD
Season 2026 · Casablanca