Moroccan Lantern, La Maison Arabe Moorish and Moroccan architecture has long inspired architects and designers…
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Wall Artwork by Ghizlane Agueznay The city of Casablanca is gearing up for another exciting…
Love Story Candice Beatriz, Rabat Biennale Rabat’s administrative and cultural capital will host the first…
Morocco is steeped in mysticism and spirituality. From Morocco's Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines to the Sahara…
Marrakech is home to several magnificent, must see Palaces located in the historic district, also…
Morocco’s history of Jewry and the co-mingling of Jews with Berbers and Arabs are a…
The Kingdom of Morocco became the first country in the world to recognize America as an independent nation on December 20th, 1777.
Morocco has the richest Islamic architectural heritage in North Africa. Key to this was the influence of Muslim Andalusia, as Muslims were expelled from Spain as a result of the Christian Reconquista led by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella in 1492. This Andalusian style, which was a rich fusion of European and Arab creativity had a far greater architectural influence, than the Middle East.
he magic of Morocco is found in many places and one of them is in the hand painted doors of Essaouira. To travel inside Morocco is to visit this vast country one door at a time. Moroccan doors in Essaouira are ordained with Moorish style motifs, chamsa door knockers and painted in a variety of hues such as in Majorelle blue and canary yellow. Doors in Morocco are a gateway to another world and bare emblem of history along with the secret lives in a Moroccan home. Made of wood, metal and plaster Moroccan doors are a photographers dream as they make for the perfect subject matter.