View of Triana from the riverbank
A ceramist at work
Ceramic holds a long and honored tradition in Morocco. Vibrant colors and complex geometric designs defines Morrocan ceramics.
Boujmaa serves coffee, tea and freshly squeezed orange juice to passing walkers in his small cafe situated on a steep hillside in the Atlas Mountains
The hand of a ceramist
The reputation of Moroccan craftsmanship is second to none. The industry brings together many trades – colorful baskets, wood, fabric, ceramics and pottery, rugs, lighting and furniture, all worked by hand using machines and traditional tools. The craftsmanship is rich, ancestral, timeless and it brings together long traditions of both Arab and Berber influences.