If there’s one symbol that truly represents the heart and soul of Moroccan hospitality, it’s the Berrad—the iconic Moroccan teapot used to brew and serve Moroccan mint tea. Whether in the homes of Moroccans, bustling cafes, or in the warmth of a traditional riad, the Berrad is more than just a kitchen utensil. It’s a […]
Few dishes in the world have the ability to connect people across generations, embody the warmth of hospitality, and tell a story of tradition like Moroccan couscous. Known locally as seksu or kseksou, this iconic dish is a cornerstone of Moroccan cuisine, culture, and community. Whether you’re a food enthusiast or just curious about Moroccan […]
Looking to elevate your living space with a touch of luxury and bohemian charm? A Moroccan leather pouf is the perfect way to bring both style and comfort into your home. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, these poufs are not only practical but also stunning statement pieces that exude the rich cultural heritage of Morocco. Why […]
Add a touch of exotic craftsmanship to your home with a beautiful Moroccan ceramic ashtray. These stunning pieces of art not only serve a practical purpose but also bring a dash of Moroccan culture and flair to your space. Handcrafted with care and painted in vibrant, intricate designs, each ashtray is a unique blend of […]
The Sebsi pipe, an iconic symbol of Moroccan tradition, is more than just a smoking tool – it’s a piece of art and culture passed down through generations. Known for its intricate craftsmanship and rich history, the Sebsi is typically used for smoking tobacco or shisha (water pipe), offering a unique and flavorful experience. Craftsmanship […]
Lipstain Aker Fassi is more than just makeup; it’s an experience. The rich, earthy tones of the Terracotta Clay Pot echo the warm hues of Moroccan deserts, and the velvety texture of the lipstain glides effortlessly, leaving a lasting impression. Each application tells a story of Moroccan traditions, offering you a unique and enchanting way to enhance your natural beauty.
Every Friday after Jumuaa prayers, Moroccans around the world gather around a large clay plate to feast on the traditional Moroccan Couscous “Seksu”. Originally a Berber dish, the Moroccan couscous is basically a steamed wheat grain (sometimes semolina grains) topped with 7 different veggies and meat or chicken. The couscous is usually served with Leben, a famous Berber drink […]
The Fez is a particular hat with a tassel on the top of it, which was popularized during Ottoman period. On Arabic, Fez is called tarboosh. Usually, there are two types of this hat: one is in the shape of a truncated cone made of red felt, and the other type is a short cylinder […]
Moroccan mint tea is the exceptional marriage between green tea and Moroccan fresh mint leaves. Everything in Morocco begins with a freshly made pot of mint tea. Tea is an important part of every conversation, whether you are negotiating prices in the Souq (traditional market) or visiting a friend you will be welcomed by a cup of […]
Popular breakfast treat that is made with semolina flour is Harsha, some refer to it as Semolina bread. The name of his bread comes from the Arabic word, Harsh, which means rough. Due to the semolina ingredient, this bread is more firm in texture. Moroccan Harsha is not baked but made on a hot pan, like […]