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Browse small mosaic pieces and ask whether tiles are hand cut. Inspect edges and joints and distinguish decorative items from food-serving ware. Smaller pieces are easier to pack and carry. Buying guide; individual vendor and stock vary. Source: https://www.visitmorocco.com/en/morocco-kingdom-of-football/en/six-cities-one-passion/tangier Photo: representative Moroccan craft image from the Moroccan National Tourist Office; actual stock varies.

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Category: Pottery
Shop: Tangier medina artisan shops
City: Tangier

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Where: Tangier Medina

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