Our transparent pricing
We think you should know what you are paying for.
Here is how the price of a TerraFez piece breaks down, from the artisans who make it to the crate it travels in.
This piece is ready to ship. We pack it and hand it to the carrier within 2 business days, then it travels 3 to 5 business days, fully tracked and insured.
Dates are estimates and count business days, Monday to Friday.
Insured from our workshop to your door
Every order includes full insurance against damage or loss in transit. US orders ship duties paid; elsewhere, local VAT or import duties may apply.
Need a different size or finish?
Many of our pieces are made to order, so we can adjust size, height, shape and finish to suit your project.
Request a custom pieceA Tadelakt oval vessel sink, soft and organic, formed by hand in Fez and finished in Tadelakt, the traditional Moroccan lime plaster that has lined hammams and fountains for centuries. The rim sits lower at the center and rises gently toward each end, which gives the sink a relaxed, sculptural line. The surface is smooth, softly lustrous, and warm to the touch, very different from glazed ceramic.
How it's made
Each TerraFez Tadelakt sink begins as a clay body. Our artisans apply Tadelakt lime plaster by hand, then polish it with smooth stones until it takes on a gentle sheen. Olive-oil black soap is worked into the surface, where it bonds with the lime to form a natural water-resistant seal. A coat of carnauba wax adds a final layer of protection. There is no glaze and no synthetic sealer, so the finish stays breathable, which helps it resist mold.
Two sizes, two colors
Natural beige is a warm, sandy neutral that works in light and dark rooms alike. Olive green is one of our signature Tadelakt colors, an earthy green with the same soft sheen.
A living finish
Tadelakt is water-resistant rather than waterproof in the modern sense. When wet, the surface deepens in tone and then lightens again as it dries. You may also see fine hairline lines, especially when the surface is damp. These come from the lime curing and the hand polishing. They are a normal part of authentic Tadelakt, not cracks. Because every sink is made by hand in small batches, each one varies slightly in shape, tone, and size, usually within 1 to 2 cm (0.4 to 0.8 in).
Installation
Pair it with a wall-mounted faucet or a tall deck-mounted faucet that clears the rim. Because there is no overflow, choose a pop-up drain without overflow slots. We recommend a licensed plumber for the install. If your plumber or designer needs a technical drawing, just ask and we'll send one. Matching brass pop-up drains are also available.
Caring for your sink
Tadelakt asks for a little regular attention, and it rewards that with a patina that deepens over the years.
Tip: a real olive-oil or Marseille liquid hand soap at the sink quietly maintains the finish every day. A full care and repair guide comes with every sink.
| Faucet holes | No Faucet Hole |
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Each piece is made by hand, so size varies slightly from piece to piece. Tolerance on sinks is ± 0.5 cm. Measure the sink before cutting or drilling the countertop.
| Material | Tadelakt |
|---|---|
| Product type | Bathroom sink |
| Shape | Oval |
| Installation | Countertop |
| Number of basins | 1 |
| Overflow hole | No |
| Drain included | No |
| Mounting kit included | No |
Shipping
Ships worldwide with DHL or FedEx Express: 1 to 3 business days to the US and 2 to 5 business days elsewhere, once shipped. In-stock pieces leave within 2 business days; made to order pieces show their own time above the Add to cart button. Shipping is a flat fee per product, shown before you pay, and a tracking link is emailed when the order ships.
Insured delivery
Every order includes full insurance against damage or loss in transit.
Duties and taxes
US orders ship DDP: duties and customs are handled, so there is nothing to pay on delivery. Elsewhere, local VAT or import duties may apply, depending on your country and the order value.
Returns
Returns and exchanges are accepted within 60 days from the date of delivery. The item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. Return shipping is at your charge, unless the mistake is ours, for example when a piece arrives damaged or defective.
We think you should know what you are paying for.
Here is how the price of a TerraFez piece breaks down, from the artisans who make it to the crate it travels in.
39%
This is our margin. It pays for running the business:
32%
Every piece is made locally by artisans we choose for their attention to detail. Working this way costs us more, and you can see it in the quality.
18%
Insured DHL or FedEx express delivery from Morocco, arriving in 1 to 3 business days in the US and 2 to 5 elsewhere.
7%
Getting each piece ready for its journey, packed by hand:
4%
The fee charged by the payment platforms that process your payment and any currency conversion.
Formed by hand and finished in Tadelakt, the traditional Moroccan lime plaster that has lined hammams and fountains for centuries.
The surface is smooth, softly lustrous, and warm to the touch, very different from glazed ceramic.
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Details
The rim sits lower at the center and rises gently toward each end, which gives the sink a relaxed, sculptural line.
When wet, the surface deepens in tone and then lightens again as it dries.
You may see fine hairline lines, especially when the surface is damp. They come from the lime curing and the hand polishing, and are a normal part of authentic Tadelakt, not cracks.
Every sink is made by hand in small batches, so each one varies slightly in shape, tone and size, usually within 1 to 2 cm (0.4 to 0.8 in).
The making of
The clay is dug from the hills of Tafza, in the Ourika valley.
It is soaked in water and sieved to remove stones and roots.
The fine clay settles in basins until it becomes a soft paste.
Each sink is shaped by hand, left to dry, then fired.
For every colour except beige, natural pigments are mixed into the lime plaster.
Our artisans apply Tadelakt lime plaster by hand.
They polish it with smooth stones until it takes on a gentle sheen.
Olive-oil black soap is worked into the surface, where it bonds with the lime to form a natural water-resistant seal.
A coat of carnauba wax adds a final layer of protection, with no glaze and no synthetic sealer. The sink then dries in the sun for at least two weeks.
Behind the scenes
Finishes
Made to last
Tadelakt is the traditional Moroccan lime plaster that has lined hammams and fountains for centuries. With no glaze and no synthetic sealer, the finish stays breathable, which helps it resist mold.
Black soap bonds with the lime to form a natural water-resistant seal. Tadelakt is water-resistant rather than waterproof in the modern sense.
Tadelakt asks for a little regular attention, and it rewards that with a patina that deepens over the years.
Packaging
Each piece is wrapped in bubble wrap by hand.
It is cushioned with foam in a pine crate.
The crate is screwed shut and shipped insured, by express DHL or FedEx.
Care and instructions
Rinse and wipe dry with a soft cloth.
Wash with diluted black soap (savon noir) to renew the water-resistant layer. A lightly used powder room can go longer. When water stops beading, it's time.
Apply diluted carnauba wax once the soap has set, then buff.
Vinegar, lemon and other acids, commercial bathroom cleaners, abrasive pads, and dish soap or synthetic detergents.