Size	XS	S	M	L
Euro	32/34	36	38	40
USA	0/2	4	6	8
Bust(in)	31-32	33	34	36
Bust(cm)	80.5-82.5	84.5	87	92
Waist(in)	24-25	26	27	29
Waist(cm)	62.5-64.5	66.5	69	74
Hips(in)	34-35	36	37	39
Hips(cm)	87.5-89.5	91.5	94	99

How To Measure Your Bust

With your arms relaxed at your sides, measure around the fullest part of your chest.

How To Measure Your Waist

Measure around the narrowest part of your natural waist, generally around the belly button. To ensure a comfortable fit, keep one finger between the measuring tape and your body.

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This is a Large Berber clay pottery Bowl for couscous and soup. It is 100% handmade with clay and decorate with oxide, no paint. See the video below

Size: 200mm diameter x 60mm high
Note: The plates are 100% handmande, please expect them to be slightly different in shape, colour, pattern and size, which is the beauty of handmade as they are all unique. However, if you do not wish that, please let us know.

The oldest piece of the Amazigh (Known as Berber) pottery was found in North Africa; it is around 13000 years old. That shows the age of the Amazigh culture in that region. The Amazigh people have always made their pottery by hand, decorated in the Amazigh symbols and characters usually to mean something in particular, a message or an expressed feeling especially if it is offered to either a family member or to the neighbouring tribe to strengthen the bonds.

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By: Eric Griffith - USA

2012-08-22 18:15:56

Hello, I have ordered a number of items from you in the past and have been very pleased. I was born in Kabylie, and would like to make an appropriate wedding gift to my future wife. Do you have any suggestions on what might be considered traditional "wedding jelwery" or other gift? Thank you, Eric

By: makoto.Y - Japan

2014-03-19 05:49:26

Hi! I ordered"kabyle mandole"I received it today,the good arrived in good condition! very beautiful instruments,so I'm very happy! Thanks for your help!!

By: Alessandra - France

2009-02-01 19:30:00

Un tout tout grand merci pour votre gentille réponse, Hacene! Oui, je sais que les parlers berbères sont très nombreux. En décembre j'étais dans la région des Kel Tamacheq près de Djanet, rien À voir avec la langue berbère du Haut-Atlas au Maroc. Et j'ai en effet l'impression d'entendre des différences entre la langue d'Inzanzaren et de Tinariwen! Vous etes Kabyle d'Algérie... donc vous parlez plutot comme Idir ;-!? Je profiterais de votre gentillesse en vous demandant ceci. Savez-vous comment je pourrais écrire : BON COURAGE A TOUTE LA FAMILLE dans une langue berbère la plus proche de celle parlée dans le Haut-Atlas (ce cher ami qui a perdu son papa habite dans "La Vallée heureuse") ? MERCI encore Hacene. Et le meilleur À vous, Alessandra.

By: Roz - Australia

2013-03-24 02:32:57

Wonderful service and gorgeous product. Thank you for your prompt response to my query and delivery of the beautiful bowl.

By: Jade - Australia

2012-12-14 18:11:20

The customer service at Berbero Saharah is excellent. I ordered a beautiful tagine which I didn\'t realise was only for serving, not cooking. Luckily they had the foresight to hold off on sending it out and contacted me first to confirm whether I still wanted the tagine. I was able to exchange for another one which is for cooking, and am looking forward to enjoying lots of delicious meals!