Origines
Explore Morocco, through our selection
Town, craft, material, colour — the same 204 pieces, entered from four sides. Twenty-three towns, the workshops we buy from, and the stories we have written about them. Nothing here is decorative geography.
The twenty-three
Fès
Silver-plated teapots, trays, blowers
Marrakech
Tanjias, tagines, wool cushions, leather poufs
Essaouira
Thuya root marquetry, nacre inlay
Casablanca
Recycled glass, blown by mouth
Taza
Wicker baskets, plaited and sewn
Safi
Enamelled pottery — tureens, bowls, ashtrays
Tazarine
Henna, for hair and body art
Ksabi Moulouya
Ghassoul clay from the Moulouya
Béni Mellal
Paprika, Picholine olive oil
Taliouine
Saffron
Oued Laou
Unglazed clay — tapas dishes, pans
Azilal
Walnut bark miswak
Oulmès
Lavender in grains
Alnif
Cumin beldi
Boujaad
Carved side table, three woods
Meknès
Orange blossom
Kélaat M'Gouna
Rose damascena
Goulimine
Prickly pear seed oil
Rabat
The charms of Rabat
Tétouan
Andalusian craftsmanship
Azrou
Craft in the Middle Atlas
Agadir
Berber jewellery
Ouarzazate
An artisanal journey
Every piece is listed under its town the moment it is tagged — 204 pieces, twenty-three towns. Each town opens its stories in The Edit.
Why it matters
A town on the label is a promise that can be checked
Every product page carries its origin, and every origin leads back here. Twenty-three towns, four axes, nineteen years of the same routes — and no piece in the register without one.