Colorful Moroccan Pottery on a Vibrant Wall

A sunlit Moroccan courtyard or market stall displaying a spectrum of handmade pottery hung and set against a vividly painted wall. Feature traditional Moroccan earthenware—tagines, bowls, plates, vases, and amphorae—each hand-glazed with geometric and floral motifs in cobalt blue, turquoise, emerald green, saffron yellow, burnt orange, and deep red. The wall behind is saturated with warm pinks or terracotta tones, accented by subtle plasterwork and fragments of zellige tiles. Show wheel-thrown textures, glossy glazes with slight craquelure, and brush-painted patterns. Warm golden-hour light casts long, soft shadows and creates reflections on the glazed surfaces. Compose with authentic Marrakech/Fez vibe: dusty floor, hints of market stalls or woven textiles in the background, and a sense of traditional craftsmanship and cultural heritage. Style ranges from hyperrealistic to painterly, with rich colors, tactile textures, and attention to detail in patterns and glaze.