Care guide

Cleaning
Gentle Hand Wash: Use a soft cloth or sponge with water. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemicals that may damage the glaze and intricate patterns.
Rinse Well: Ensure thorough rinsing to remove residue that could affect the glaze over time.
Unglazed Ceramics: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh chemicals.
Drying
Air Dry: Let ceramics dry on a soft towel. Avoid dish racks and direct sunlight, which may cause warping or fading.
Avoid Heat: Keep ceramics away from heat sources like stoves or radiators to prevent cracks and glaze damage.
Storage
Use Coasters & Mats: Protect surfaces and ceramics from scratches.
Safe Display: Place ceramics securely to prevent falls, ensuring shelves have enough space for their unique shapes.
Handling
Handle with Care: Always use clean, dry hands to prevent oil or moisture transfer. Be extra gentle with delicate designs.
Avoid Sudden Temperature Changes: Extreme shifts in temperature can cause thermal shock and breakage.

By following these care tips, you can preserve the unique beauty and cultural heritage of your Moroccan ceramics for years to come.

Yes, but with considerations:

Glazed Vases: Generally waterproof and safe for holding water.
Unglazed Vases: May absorb water, leading to stains or damage. Use a waterproof liner or insert for protection.
Cleaning: Empty and dry thoroughly after use to prevent bacterial growth.
Avoid Prolonged Water Exposure: Even glazed ceramics should be dried properly to maintain their integrity.

By taking these precautions, you can enjoy using your Moroccan ceramic vases for flowers while preserving their beauty.