Bring A Unique Piece of Morocco Home.

Handcrafted products from the finest luxury Moroccan Artisan. Traditional tools and techniques add authenticity and uniqueness to every handmade product. Morocco has long been celebrated for its famous leather tanneries that can trace their history back many years.

The dyeing vats at Chouara, one of Fes medina’s most iconic sights, showcase an ancient leather‑tanning craft that still relies on traditional ingredients like cow urine and pigeon droppings. Chouara dates back to the 11th century, and its natural dyes—indigo for blue, poppy and paprika for red, saffron and pomegranate for yellow—create a striking patchwork of color. The best views are from rooftop terraces above leather shops selling everything from soft babouches and poufs to custom jackets and handbags. Visitors can chat with shopkeepers, learn about the process, and haggle over prices; skilled tailors at La Belle Vue de la Tannerie can even copy a favorite motorcycle jacket in just a few hours using fine Moroccan goat or lambskin.

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Fes el Bali

Thuya Burl is an exotic wood. Such burl wood is strong, smooth, fragrant, and beautiful. Thuya wood is often considered similar to burl wood from a redwood tree and is highly priced in decorative woodwork however, thuya trees are rare as they grow primarily around the Atlas mountain region.

Afif Bennani, Moroccan Artist

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  • Chefchaouen, Morocco's Blue City

    Chefchaouen, Morocco's Blue City

  • Ouzoud Falls

    Ouzoud Falls

  • High Atlas Mountains

    High Atlas Mountains

  • Majorelle Garden

  • Marrakesh is nicknamed "The Red City" thanks to the pinkish red color of its walls and ramparts.

  • Bahia Palace Marrakech

    Bahia Palace Marrakech

  • Blue Gate, Fes Built in 1913, the bab (gate) is a doorway between two equally colorful and dynamic scenes, one that feels distinctly 21st century, and the other an intriguing mix of different eras.

  • The Hassan II Mosque (Arabic: مسجد الحسن الثاني, French: Grande Mosquée Hassan II) is a mosque in Casablanca, Morocco.

  • Al-Attarine Madrasa Fez, Morocco

  • Riad Al Ksar Jemaa El Fnaa Square Marrakech

  • Sahara Desert

  • Todra Gorge

  • Rabat

The Evil Eye or al-ayn (simply “the eye” in Arabic) is a curse that is said to cause harm in varying degrees, from miniscule annoyances, to making one’s fortune dissolve, to igniting a string of bad luck—whatever that entails. It is said that one gets the Evil Eye by way of another person’s glare, praises, or compliments, whether ill-intentioned or not. A person can even give themselves the curse by acting without humility.