Tunisian art and handmade crafts, from the workshop to your home
Guides, inspiration and trending ideas for painters, potters, weavers and makers.
Clay, glaze and fire: the craft of Tunisian pottery
Techniques, studio tips and ideas for ceramics that feel made by hand.
Rugs and textiles, woven pattern by pattern
Weaving, stitching and the stories carried in every motif.
Painters, palettes and Mediterranean light
Artist spotlights, painting guides and where to find inspiration.
Make it, finish it, sell it
Practical guides for makers who want to turn skill into a small business.
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Fine ArtPainting and artists
Handmade CraftsMake and sell
Pottery & CeramicsClay and glaze
Textiles & RugsWeaving and stitching
Decor & BusinessStyle and growth
From the workshop
Curated by Salma Dutemple
Dutemple.tn is a Tunisian blog about art and handmade crafts. We publish guides and ideas for painters, potters, weavers and makers, and we feature work that deserves to be seen.
Whether you paint, throw clay or weave, you will find practical know-how here, from first technique to selling your work.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about the blog, our sections and working with us. Can't find yours? Ask us directly.
Ask on WhatsAppWhat is Dutemple.tn?
Dutemple.tn is a Tunisian blog about art and handmade crafts. It brings together guides, inspiration, trends and maker stories for painters, potters, weavers and craft sellers, and it is owned and curated by Salma Dutemple.
Which topics do you cover?
Five sections: Fine Art, Handmade Crafts, Pottery & Ceramics, Textiles & Rugs, and Decor & Business. They run from technique and materials to styling, pricing and selling your work.
How do I find articles on a specific topic?
Use the Sections menu at the top, the category tiles on the home page, or the search bar. Every article also shows its category tag, so you can jump to related reading.
Can I order a custom piece or collaborate with you?
Yes. Message us on WhatsApp at +966 50 188 9837 with your idea, size and timeline, and Salma will reply personally. You can also message us through our Facebook page.
Can I get my craft or workshop featured?
Send a few photos and a short story about your work on WhatsApp. We look at every submission and feature the work that fits our sections.
Is Tunisian heritage part of what you publish?
Yes. Tunisian craft traditions, from regional pottery to hand-woven rugs, are central to the site, alongside contemporary art and design.
Can I share your articles and images?
You can share any article with the buttons at the end of each post. Please link back to the original page and ask us before reusing images or full text.
Have a craft to share, or want a custom piece?
Talk to Salma Dutemple directly on WhatsApp.