Morocco's cultural richness also comes from its traditional craftsmanship which, for some years now, also exists in a more designer version. Various and multiple materials are finely handcrafted with machines and tools that have remained largely traditional, to make decorative and everyday objects. Table art, furniture, jewelry, and clothing, you will certainly be tempted to take home some Moroccan souvenirs!

Morocco is also a country of craftsmanship. In Safi, Fez, or Zagora, you can discover the work of the artisans. In Ouarzazate, the tapestries are at the center of attention. Marrakech is not in rest: here, among other activities, leather is manufactured. Tanners manufacture shoes, bags, and loungewear. A range of tasteful creations which, with the charms of tradition, mingle the most audacious esthetic innovations. 10 days Morocco tour from Casablanca.

Moroccan carpets

In the regions of Rabat, Fez, and Tetouan, there is a panoply of Moroccan craftsmanship at your disposal, including carpets that are the center of attention in the medinas. Original and complex patterns, sometimes in the center and sometimes on the edges depending on the uses, give great thought to their designs. In Morocco, the value of a carpet is closely linked to the number of knots and the designs that compose it, although it is necessary to distinguish the urban carpet from the rural one!

Traditional clothing

Traditional clothing, still worn during festivals and ceremonies, is now adopting an innovative style - try on the famous kaftan now! Slippers are also a symbol of typical Moroccan clothing. This fashion is available in all styles and many designers offer particularly designer and contemporary models! 14 Days Tour from Casablanca to sahara desert.

Jewelry

Do you want to go home with original handmade jewelry? Marrakech and its surroundings are full of sumptuous Berber jewelry. You will find them in the medina next to the Jemaa El Fna square, among others. Much silver jewelry is also produced in cities such as Goulimine, Agadir, Essaouira, Tiznit, or Taroudant. They are produced by artisans in gold or silver and sold in the souks of the ancient medinas.

Ceramics and pottery

In Rabat, the potteries illustrate the interweaving of Berber and Andalusian culture. Ceramics also mark their presence. The shapes and colors used vary according to the region: blue patterns in Fez, yellow in Safi, and green in Meknes. Go to Safi to discover unique and multicolored pottery. In Azemmour, women artisans have their own structure. In Sale, do not miss a visit to the potters' complex, the Oulja.

Wrought iron

In Marrakech, Fez, or Safi, you will discover icons of Moroccan wrought ironwork: candelabras, lanterns, mirrors or lampshades will fit perfectly in your interiors. Magnificent objects woven from wicker, raffia, and palm trees await you in Fez, Marrakech, or Sale.

Marquetry and Thuja

In Essaouira, you can buy items made of Thuja, a precious wood from the Atlas Mountains. For centuries, wood decoration has been a Moroccan handicraft specialty that has taken its place in the world of decoration. In the same line, it is the marquetry, the typical wooden plate ornaments, which can be found everywhere in Morocco.

Plaster and zellige

As for the plaster creations, they are visible, among others, in the riads. It is an essential element of Moroccan architecture. Another characteristic art of Morocco: is the zellige. Throughout the country, find these mosaics on traditional objects or used in innovative creations! The Moroccan capital of Zellige? It is undoubtedly the city of Fez! Buy a multitude of wonders in its typical small stores.

The lton

In Fez, Marrakech, and Tetouan, lton objects are in the spotlight: frames, pots, door knockers, lamps, and many other objects are finely worked in copper, silver, or brass.  These items have been appropriated by internationally renowned and respected Moroccan designers, and contemporary versions of them are now available.

Tannery, leather, and leather goods

In the ancient medinas of Morocco, especially in the medina of Fez, leather goods bombard the souks. Coming from old tanneries that resemble a palette of watercolors, the tanneries of Fez are where the skins of cows, goats, and goats are processed for use in leather goods. Coats, shoes, bags, and shoes... are true icons of traditional craftsmanship.