Complexe des Potiers.

The Oulja artisanal village on the banks of the Bou Regreg is Salé’s dedicated hub for traditional Moroccan craftsmanship. While the name highlights pottery, the sprawling complex functions as a working collective for zellige tile-makers, basket weavers, and metalworkers. Unlike the more frantic souks in the neighboring medinas, this is a utilitarian space where visitors can watch artisans knead clay or fire kilns in an unhurried atmosphere. It is the primary destination for sourcing large-scale garden ceramics, custom wrought-iron lanterns, and woven rattan furniture. Many workshops allow for direct commissions, making it a practical stop for those looking to ship custom architectural elements or discover the raw production process behind Morocco’s famous geometric mosaics.