Fez Market Handcrafted Red-Design Moroccan Pottery

Hyperrealistic photograph of a bustling Fez (Fes) market stall displaying handcrafted Moroccan pottery. A collection of hand-thrown earthenware pieces—bowls, tagines, vases, and jars—in warm red terracotta, each decorated with intricate crimson red geometric and arabesque designs. Painted with fine white slip highlights and glossy glaze, the surfaces catch warm golden sunlight filtering through narrow alleyways. The display leans on weathered wooden racks, surrounded by woven textiles, brass lamps, and patterned tiles. In the background, merchants, blue and turquoise fabrics, and other pottery add depth to the scene. Focus on a central plate or shallow bowl with a dense red arabesque pattern; shallow depth of field gives a soft bokeh of the busy market. Style: photorealistic, cinematic lighting, 35mm lens, high resolution, rich textures of clay, glaze, and slip.