In the heart of Safi, a city known for its pottery tradition, two artisans craft intricate ceramics, shaping everything from tagines to decorative bowls. Their expertise is evident as they skillfully mold clay into functional art, a craft honed through years of practice. They work in a dimly lit basement workshop, seated in lowered positions dug into the earth. This traditional setup, passed down for generations, allows for better control of the pottery wheel and reduces strain during long hours of work. Safi remains a key center for Moroccan ceramics, with its handcrafted pieces sought after by locals and collectors alike. The blend of skill, tradition, and artistry keeps this ancient craft alive in the modern world.