GUELLALA is the most important place for pottery in Djerba. It used to be a Berberian village where the habitants are still speaking a local language ( the “Chelha” ). It’s also the place where Mini-Souk installed its work shops. In fact the Djerbian pottery is different than the Nabeul pottery because of its components based upon sea water and argyle but also because it’s natural, not painted, or anything else. We are speaking about real ancient art and the Mini-Souk does know how to keep it and how to provide this cultural treasure to propose original pieces of Djerba like glasses, plates of several sizes, dishes pieces, clothes, and so on ...