CARPETS
There are many varieties of carpets in Morocco and tribal traditions. We can still distinguish two main families: Berber carpets and rugs citizens (woven in Rabat, Casablanca or salty). The first, knotted or woven, are rustic and original. Their wool, woven by women of simple patterns to complex, harmonious colors, size and composition of the designs vary from one region to another. The carpet dwellers, most sumptuous, offer perfect symmetry, border widths of frame the uneven carpet, lined with floral and geometric.
Wrought iron has no mysteries for the Moroccan artisans who excel in handling the metal and bend it to their imagination. Installed in Marrakesh, the capital of Moroccan craftsmanship, our craftsmen produce various wrought iron items for decoration indoor or outdoor. Carefully wrought, wrought iron will improve the warmth of your home by adding a touch of Moroccan lifestylePottery
Dating back over 1000 years of pottery Moroccan gained acclaim when fleeing Spain, the Moors install furnaces in Fez, Meknes, Safi and Marrakech. All the charm of Moroccan pottery comes from the fact that this is a totally handmade and all pieces are made entirely by hand and it is difficult to find two pieces exactly alike. The changing lifestyles and tastes has gradually brought the artisans of pottery retraining happy, now the fate of pottery traditions to dazzle us with parts for more modern forms: tadelakt lamp bases, plates square ...Leather
Moroccan leather has been known for centuries worldwide. This is also the fourteenth century that we began to hear about "morocco", a word which means leather from goat and sheep from Morocco. The leather work is a tradition linked to many cities of the Kingdom such as Fez, Meknes, Marrakech, Rabat ... The tradition of leather work has continued since found still entire neighborhoods with tanks colored as in Fes and Marrakech, where many tanners are busy and provide a spectacular sight. The leather workers take more and shaping the leather into everyday objects and decorative: poufs, bags, slippers, desk pad ...
Wood
Woodworking is ubiquitous throughout the country, but there are still regional specificities. Fez, Meknes and Sale are cities famous for painting on wood called "Zouak"and for the latticework. Craftsmanship of high precision parts which turned wood are assembled to give any kind of finesse. Besides painting and sculpture, marquetry and inlaid wood of different species (lemon, oak, exotic and sometimes mother) are also Moroccan specialties. They have the reputation of the city of Essaouira and objects from this work are still very popular.
