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I often get asked how to use Les Moulins Mahjoub’s Preserved Lemons. They’re delicious added to salad dressings, sauces, and cooked grains. But there’s one dish that’s a regular at our home.
Home is where we’re spending most of our time now. So we’ve highlighted a few wardrobe items that will make you feel polished, while remaining comfortable.
Lyoum and Hölma co-founders, Claire and Sofiane Ben Chaabane, put a spin on the Tunisian fricassé sandwich, opting for baking “choux” pastry, instead of fried dough.
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Les Moulins Mahjoub products are made the slow way—with organic farming techniques, olives picked by hand, all-natural ingredients and the dedication of a family with deep Tunisian roots.
In various sizes, you can be sure that our 100% cotton foutas will be versatile and a great addition to your home. We’ve listed 5 ways to use your fouta, from vacation essential to home accessory.
Yamna and her artisan friends, weaving beautiful halfa baskets for soukra.co, are helping Chanbi restore its name as a destination for adventure and beauty.
Emerging designer Anissa Meddeb talks to SOUKRA about her design process, how she embraces the slow fashion movement, and the importance of working with Tunisian textile industry.
Heelless leather slippers, also known as “babouches” or “balghas,” are a staple in the Tunisian household. Instead of tracking in dirt from outside, slip these on the minute you get home.
The board games by Flayou are handcrafted by artisans in Sejnane, a region in northwest Tunisia. Flayou’s founders, Hella el Khiari and Thomas Egoumenidas, share with us how their board games are 100% handmade.
Hella el Khiari and Thomas Egoumenidas founded the multi-disciplinary design agency Flaÿou in Carthage in 2016. Their first products included chich-bich, a collection set of 3 board games – Chess, Backgammon, and Checkers.
AKAM Verrerie de Carthage is reviving the art of hand blown glass in Tunisia. Each piece is hand blown by the workshop’s artisans, who create beautiful yet functional shapes out of this noble material.