Woven Wool Wall Hanging
A decorative wall hanging crafted from hand-spun wool, featuring abstract designs or traditional symbols, distinct from rugs or towels.
Sousse and Monastir gives travelers a closer view of Tunisia. The better souvenirs feel locally chosen, capturing the exact character of the region.
The best finds here live in the details: what is woven, cooked, carved, poured, packed, or sold with a clear link to Sousse and Monastir.
A decorative wall hanging crafted from hand-spun wool, featuring abstract designs or traditional symbols, distinct from rugs or towels.
A set of small, ornate glasses used for serving traditional Tunisian mint tea, essential for hospitality.
An ornate silver fibula brooch, traditionally worn by Berber women as both adornment and a fastener, showcasing ancient craftsmanship.
A vibrant length of fabric suitable for making a traditional kaftan, adorned with patterns common in Tunisian coastal fashion.
A hand-painted ceramic platter shaped like a fish, reflecting the strong fishing culture and coastal life of Sousse and Monastir.
A beautifully carved utensil made from local olive wood, a sustainable and durable material, often used in Tunisian kitchens.
A small, handcrafted mosaic art piece, often depicting ancient Roman motifs, a nod to the region's rich archaeological heritage.
A natural soap bar made from local olive oil, renowned for its moisturizing properties and a staple in Mediterranean skincare.
A carefully curated blend of aromatic spices, often sold by local spice merchants in the medina, perfect for flavoring local dishes.
A jar of cured and grated tuna bottarga, a delicacy reflecting the region's fishing industry and a popular savory condiment.