Hi, I’m Othmane Belrhol, the founder of XCeramic. Thank you for being here. I’d like to tell you where this shop comes from.

• Where it all began

My story starts with my father. In 1996, he opened a handmade workshop in the old city of Fez, one of the oldest centers of Moroccan craftsmanship. When I was a child, I went straight to his shop after school every day. It was my escape, my second home. I watched the artisans work and fell in love with this art long before I understood what it meant.

• Learning the craft

As I grew up, I learned the techniques and the whole process, step by step, and began making beautiful pieces with my own hands. Every piece takes patience, skill, and care, and I learned to respect each stage of it.

• Carrying on his legacy

When my father passed away, I decided to take the work seriously. I started working in the workshop full time to continue what he built. It was a hard time, but it gave me a purpose: to keep his heritage alive.

• Why I opened XCeramic

Today I’ve opened this shop to share this art with the world. XCeramic xceramic.etsy.com, is more than a store. Every purchase helps keep this tradition alive and supports the artisans who work in the workshop, so their skills and their craft can continue for the next generation.

• What I make

At XCeramic, I make handmade sinks, each one crafted in Fez using the same techniques I learned in my father’s workshop. Because every sink is shaped and finished by hand, no two are exactly alike. Your sink becomes a piece of art and a piece of Moroccan heritage in your home.

Thank you for supporting a small family business and the artisans behind it. Explore the collection xceramic.etsy.com, and leave a comment to say hello. I’d love to hear from you.

With gratitude,

Othmane