The leather in Morocco is highly unique and tanned in a medieval way that hasn’t changed in centuries. As you may know, the most famous tannery is the Chouara Tannery of Fez.
The leather is worked in a truly traditional way that keeps the leather as authentic as possible. You can get leather slippers, bags, jackets, wallets, belts and much more.
Did you know that Moroccan ghassoul, also known as Rhassoul or Moroccan clay, holds
Moroccan cuivre, or copperware, is a testament to centuries of artistry and cultural exchange.
While we talk about wedding customs in Morocco, we cannot ignore the importance and
A handemade thuya wood from morocco, made by artistic moroccan hands.It has a beautiful
The Berbers, indigenous to North Africa, have a rich and ancient culture. Their traditional
Malhun is a genre of sung poetry that has existed in Morocco for more
Set between Europe and Africa, Morocco has experienced centuries of different rulers, kingdoms, and
Gnawa music originates from the Gnawa ethnic group, who were brought to Morocco from
Tbourida, a UNESCO’s Heritage ,which is known internationally as “fantasia,” is a type of horseback riding
The Moroccan caftan is considered to be one of the oldest traditional garments. Its
Henna is an all-natural plant dye that is often used in Morocco to create
How you present the table to your guests is the most important in Morocco,
Have you seen those bright, red rugs and those black-and-white carpets with sequins on
The leather in Morocco is highly unique and tanned in a medieval way that
Babouche means slipper in French, and is widely known as such in the Kingdom.
