Kamsah Tagine Pot for Cooking and Flavor Enrichment - Medium Clay Pot 10”, 3.1 QT - Non-Stick Handmade Cookware - Moroccan Ceramic Pots for Cooking with Lid & Serving Bowl - Bohemian Supreme Turquoise

My first time to order a Tagine after lots of research. Wanted to support women who made this one- I have to say it is SOO Beautiful. This is a large Tagine, which can cook a lot of food.Packaged so well with many layers of bubble wrap (which I was very happy to see), no worries about it breaking. Box was nice and sturdy.I followed directions for easily curating dish before first use. I made beef short ribs with onions, potatoes and squash for my first trial dish- beef very tender, potatoes cooking perfectly and squash had a "perfect bite" without being mushy. My next dish- chicken with preserved lemons and olives- yummo.Very easy clean-up, nothing stuck to the dish.This is a beautiful and very functional cooking dish. I did order and use the heat diffuser without any difficulty.You can get a smaller, plain Tagine on Amazon website, but I would say to order this one - it supports Tunsian women who make/decorate them, and holds a good amount of food, so invite friends over and enjoy great food.

Beautiful hand painted design using non-toxic materials. Solidly made. Has large capacity and clay cooks exceptionally well. From stove top to table top this tagine produces succulent North African meals and is an attractive centerpiece for the dinner setting. It is solidly constructed, but If it met with an accident I wouldn’t hesitate to order a new identical one immediately.

I love making tagines (the food) and looked for a tagine (the cooking/serving dish) for a long time. While there are a lot of inexpensive, lightly used tagines of unknown origins available, I was so happy when I found this one - the perfect choice for me.In addition to the used tagine market, you can buy new tagines from high quality manufacturers, but I just couldn’t get excited about buying such a traditional cooking dish from Emile Henri or Le Creuset, both French companies, particularly knowing that the French colonized North Africa. I wanted either a local or North African potter.Here’s why I love this tagine:1) I particularly appreciated that it was made by Tunisian potters, since the tagine is a North African tradition. My understanding is that the vendor is a fair trade company that gives back to the craftsmen, which was important to me. (I couldn’t find any third party verification of its fair trade status and just believed them.)2) It’s gorgeous.3) It’s lead free.I intended to cook in it but found that it was easier and faster to cook the food in my Dutch oven or pressure cooker and then serve in this tagine.This cookware/serving dish is a piece of art that shouts special occasion while paying homage to the culinary roots of tagines. I display it on a shelf in my living room when it’s not in use because it is so beautiful.

Got here early, not cracked, good packing, sturdy product and looks handmade

Do not buy, it looks pretty, but it is not working I bought this for Christmas and used once and it was fine and the second time I used it it’s just cracked in the middle of my cooking so all of the food is starting to dripping out of the pot, so DO NOT BUY IT, it looks good but it’s not good for use.

I used something similar when my husband and I lived in Morocco. I bought one for my daughter as a gift. Using it makes really good meals. I would recommend you also get a cook book. I think you will love the meals.

I love the design of my tagine. The top is a little oblong but I'm okay with it.

It’s beautiful and just the right size. Directions said to put it on a diffuser so I called the company and the person I spoke with was so nice and assured me that I did NOT need a diffuser.I haven’t used it yet but still highly recommended.