Moroccan Decor, Made by Named Artisans

Every piece here comes from a workshop we can name. Abdul Jalil has spent thirty years in Souq Nhas piercing brass lampshades with a jeweller’s saw, cut by cut, so the light falls in patterns across a room. In the Middle Atlas, the women of the Tiftilin cooperative weave Beni Ourain rugs from local wool washed in streams and coloured with saffron, indigo, and madder. Omar is a third-generation leather worker; Younes a third-generation glassblower. These workshops were here long before we were. Marrakeche Crafts exists to carry their work to homes worldwide — and every product page links back to the person who made it.