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Moresk and Berber jewelry
WHO WE ARE
We are proud to share with you our best experiences on Berber culture and ancient Moreque heritage.
Be numerous to come and discover the riches of the Sahara
The works of craftsmen are never perfect; but they still always unique.
Our History
Al Quaraouyine
Al Quaraouyine
Al KARAWIYINE UNIVERSITY "the oldest university in the world"
*BAB BOUJLOUD
FES OLD MEDINA*
Built in the 12th century, the Bab Boujloud gate was initially part of the Casbah Boujloud. The door consists of three doors, two of which are smaller symmetrical. The door is covered with blue ceramics, the color of the city of Fez on the outside, and green, the color of Islam on the medina side. It was made of cedar wood and carved stucco which will be restored shortly. The last major restoration of the gate dates from 1912. Today, the city is also working to enlarge Place Boujloud.
Boujloud Square By Night
Traditional café in the heart of ancient Medina of Fes
*This is a traditional café dating back more than 100 years on the edge of the Attarine souk; one of the oldest souks in Morocco*
*Rustic shops at Talaa Kebira*
Its shops are part of the Talaa Kebira market in Fes; no one can denigrate the role of its markets in the economy of Fes for centuries; always offering antique items and unique artifacts.
*Nejjarine square*
The Fassi Amariya
Place Nejjarine is the largest souk of carpenters and one of the oldest in Morocco and in the world ;known for its somewhat typical style; and surrounded by antique shops; and the famous Nejjarine woodwork museum.
It offers masterpieces in solid wood, for example: the Amariya which is a wooden palanquin plated with gold or silver which allows the bride and groom to be presented to their guests during the traditional Moroccan wedding ceremony1. Essential phase of a Moroccan wedding, the groom and the bride must be carried like the sultans on the shoulders of the members of their respective families to be seen and admired by the assistance
*Souk El Henna*
*The Moroccan Tajine *
Baptized Souk El Henna and known by this Appointment thanks to the ingredients offered by these vendors in particular: Henna; traditional pottery and various cosmetic and medicinal plants; this place was once named: Bimaristan because at the time it housed patients suffering from psychiatric illnesses; today it is one of the famous places to visit in Fes.
*Some colored streets in ancient Medina of Fes*
Leather tanneries
The structure of the Tanneries
The structure of the Tanneries
Morocco is a land of wonder and distinct heritage. One of many attractions to see in morocco is the Tanneries of fez located in the old town more specifically in the oldest Medina quarter of the city called Fes el-Bali. Tanning in Fez and the process behind this tradition that has withstood the test of time. The city of fez is known for its quality leather products and contains three of the most ancient tanneries the largest being Chouara tannery.
The structure of the Tanneries
The worldwide famous tanneries Fez are composed of several stone vessels neatly built side by side in the heart of Fes el-Bali with several balconies overseeing the cauldrons from above. A multitude of hides such as goat, sheep, cow, camel, and many more all processed by hand through manual labor forming a more than 1000 years tradition of true labor of love, passion, and pride.
The Jnane Sebil Garden
One of the most beautiful gardens in Fes and Morocco located near the Moulay Idriss high school around Batha square; it regained all its splendor with the arrival of the merinid dynasty.
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