The scene depicts a narrow market street, likely a souk, in Marrakesh, Morocco, fronting multiple artisan shops specializing in pottery and ceramics. The ground is paved with reddish-brown hexagonal interlocking tiles. In the immediate foreground, a large, matte royal blue vase with two handles stands on a piece of cardboard on the left side, with blue paint splatters visible on the pavement nearby. To its right, a cylindrical green vase with brown horizontal bands rests directly on the pavement. Further right, a prominent, large ribbed green ceramic vase sits on a low, light-colored circular display stand. Behind it, a tall, slender, ribbed royal blue vase is visible. On a metal shelving unit to the right, stacks of white plates with black palm tree designs are arranged, alongside stacks of speckled blue and white bowls. In the midground, several display stands showcase various ceramic bowls with colorful, intricate patterns. A smaller, smooth, matte royal blue vase is positioned behind the large ribbed green vase. A foldable metal table with a white top is present on the left, supporting a yellow camel figurine and a blue and white bovine figurine. To the far left, numerous green and metallic hookahs (shishas) and various metal vessels are stacked on shelves. The background features densely packed shopfronts. The left shop displays more of the green and metallic wares, with a partially visible white sign reading "BALCHAM EXPORT" above. The right shop features an extensive window display, with numerous colorful ceramic plates of varying sizes, patterns, and colors (blues, whites, golds, reds, oranges) hanging from above and arranged on interior shelves. Tall black and white vases with abstract, elongated shapes are visible within this shop window, alongside stacks of red and striped ceramic cups. Natural daylight illuminates the scene, suggesting daytime. No individuals are visible within the frame. in Marrakesh, Morocco

Liselle

Mar 9, 2026

Marrakesh, Morocco

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The scene depicts a narrow market street, likely a souk, in Marrakesh, Morocco, fronting multiple artisan shops specializing in pottery and ceramics. The ground is paved with reddish-brown hexagonal interlocking tiles. In the immediate foreground, a large, matte royal blue vase with two handles stands on a piece of cardboard on the left side, with blue paint splatters visible on the pavement nearby. To its right, a cylindrical green vase with brown horizontal bands rests directly on the pavement. Further right, a prominent, large ribbed green ceramic vase sits on a low, light-colored circular display stand. Behind it, a tall, slender, ribbed royal blue vase is visible. On a metal shelving unit to the right, stacks of white plates with black palm tree designs are arranged, alongside stacks of speckled blue and white bowls. In the midground, several display stands showcase various ceramic bowls with colorful, intricate patterns. A smaller, smooth, matte royal blue vase is positioned behind the large ribbed green vase. A foldable metal table with a white top is present on the left, supporting a yellow camel figurine and a blue and white bovine figurine. To the far left, numerous green and metallic hookahs (shishas) and various metal vessels are stacked on shelves. The background features densely packed shopfronts. The left shop displays more of the green and metallic wares, with a partially visible white sign reading "BALCHAM EXPORT" above. The right shop features an extensive window display, with numerous colorful ceramic plates of varying sizes, patterns, and colors (blues, whites, golds, reds, oranges) hanging from above and arranged on interior shelves. Tall black and white vases with abstract, elongated shapes are visible within this shop window, alongside stacks of red and striped ceramic cups. Natural daylight illuminates the scene, suggesting daytime. No individuals are visible within the frame.

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2,750

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