What to bring back as souvenirs from Tunisia?

Tunisia is full of artisanal and cultural treasures that are perfect to bring back as souvenirs.

Between traditional products, handicrafts, and local delicacies, you will be spoilt for choice when bringing a piece of this magnificent country back home.

The carpets of Kairouan

World-renowned for their quality and craftsmanship, Kairouan carpets are made with ancestral know-how. They make an elegant and authentic souvenir, perfect for decorating an interior with a Tunisian touch.

Traditional handmade Kairouan carpet with Arabic patterns

The Chéchia

This traditional Tunisian headwear is a symbol of the country. Handmade, it is often red with a black tassel and is worn both by the elderly and the young who wish to affirm their cultural identity.

Traditional Tunisian Chéchia, red with black tassel

The Fouta

Essential for the hammam and the beach, the fouta is a light and absorbent fabric that combines utility and tradition. It is available in several colors and patterns, making it both a practical and aesthetic souvenir.

Colorful and absorbent Tunisian fouta, ideal for the beach

The ceramics of Nabeul

Nabeul is famous for its colorful and unique ceramic designs. Whether it’s plates, dishes, or decorative tiles, these handmade objects enhance any home with a Mediterranean touch.

Colorful handmade ceramics from Nabeul, plates and decorative items

The dates from Tozeur (Deglet Nour)

Tunisian dates, especially the Deglet Nour variety, are known for their sweet taste and melting texture. They are ideal for gifting or enjoying a bit of Eastern sweetness at home.

Deglet Nour dates from Tozeur, sweet and melt-in-your-mouth

Traditional pastries (Hlou Arbi)

Makroud, baklava, kaak warka… these sweet delights are a must-try in Tunisian gastronomy. They are perfect for extending the pleasure of travel by savoring these treats at home.

Traditional Tunisian pastries like Makroud and Baklava

Silver jewelry

Tunisian silver jewelry, often adorned with Berber patterns, are exceptional pieces. Finely crafted, they make a refined and timeless souvenir.

Tunisian silver jewelry with Berber patterns

Coral jewelry from Tabarka

The corals from Tabarka are precious and rare, directly sourced from the Mediterranean. Local artisans create unique necklaces, bracelets, and earrings that capture the natural beauty of this red stone.

Tabarka coral jewelry, necklaces and bracelets with red stone

Black soap

Used for body care, Tunisian black soap is a must-have in beauty rituals. It is appreciated for its exfoliating and moisturizing properties, perfect for soft and glowing skin.

Tunisian black soap used for skin and body care

Rosewater bottle

Rosewater is highly valued in Tunisia for its cosmetic and soothing benefits. It is used for both facial care and to delicately perfume the surrounding air.

Tunisian rosewater bottle used for beauty care

Oriental perfumes

Tunisian handmade perfumes are crafted from natural essences like jasmine, orange blossom, or amber. Their enchanting fragrance is a true olfactory souvenir of the country.

Tunisian oriental perfumes, with natural essences like jasmine and orange blossom

The Harkous

The Harkous is a natural ink used to create fine and lasting tattoos. This traditional product is often applied during ceremonies or to embellish the skin with elegant patterns.

Natural Harkous ink used for traditional Tunisian tattoos

The Bukhoor

This scented incense is highly appreciated in Tunisian homes. Burned on hot coals, it emits a pleasant and warm fragrance typical of Tunisian households.

Tunisian Bukhoor incense emitting a pleasant fragrance in homes

The Hand of Fatima

A symbol of protection and good luck, the Hand of Fatima is a common talisman in Tunisia. It is found in the form of pendants, wall decorations, or keychains.

Hand of Fatima, symbol of protection and good luck, as a pendant

The Jasmine

Emblematic of Tunisia, jasmine is often sold in the form of dried bouquets or essential oil. Its delicate fragrance evokes the sun-drenched alleys of the country.

Tunisian jasmine bouquet, soft and delicate fragrance

Leathercraft from the Medina

Handmade leather sandals, bags, and wallets are elegant and durable souvenirs. Tunisian leather, carefully worked, is known for its exceptional quality.

Tunisian leathercraft from the Medina, handmade bags and wallets

The Postcard

A simple but always appreciated souvenir, the postcard allows you to immortalize a moment of travel and share a piece of Tunisia with your loved ones.

Tunisian postcard, a typical souvenir from a trip to Tunisia

Discover the richness of Tunisian craftsmanship

Tunisian craftsmanship is one of the richest in the Arab and Mediterranean world. Kairouan carpets and Sejnane pottery are unique pieces, entirely handmade. For a typical souvenir, opt for a Nabeul ceramic, famous for its colorful patterns.

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