Berber Art Basin

Materials & Craftsmanship:
Sink Bowl: This is a ceramic vessel sink, likely handmade, which is common in Moroccan craftsmanship. The thickness and finish suggest it was shaped using traditional ceramic techniques.

Glazing & Painting: The glossy finish indicates it has been glazed and kiln-fired for durability. The dark green design is hand-painted with a high level of precision, showcasing stylized vines, leaves, and floral motifs.

Rim: The rim is accented with a metallic gold or brass band, which ties in elegantly with the faucet. This not only adds visual richness but also gives the sink a premium, finished look.

Design Style:
Moroccan Influence: The patterns are reminiscent of Zelig (Moroccan tilework), combining organic and geometric forms in a repeating, harmonious layout. These designs often draw from art emphasizing symmetry, flow, and infinity.

Colour Palette: The deep green and white combination is classic and calming. Green has significant cultural and spiritual symbolism in Moroccan art, often representing nature and renewal.

Material: Made of brass or a brass-look alloy, adding warmth and a vintage charm to the design.

Shape: The high-arched gooseneck style faucet is minimalistic, balancing the ornate basin with a clean, contemporary form.

Control: A single lever handle keeps the look streamlined and easy to use.

Ideal Settings:
This sink would be a statement piece in:

A bohemian-style bathroom with natural wood and handcrafted accessories.