Ali Lamane, master craftsman of carved plaster or Tagebast, has sculpted some of the most historic buildings in Morocco, including the Madrasa Ibn Ben Yusuf in Marrakech and the Mosque of Hassan II in Casablanca.
Experience the beauty of Moroccan brass lamps and lanterns. Discover the unique styles and patterns of brass engraving or nuhas. Connect with the artists and the younger generation that brings their crafts to the world.
Baraka Arts Board Member Cherif Bahtri Moulay el Hassan, his exquisite furnishings and design.
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Tadelakt is a lime plaster treated with olive oil black soap and rubbed with hard stones until it is satin smooth and waterproof. Erica Ann Bush is a master artisan who practices this ancient art in the Pacific Northwest.
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Zellige tile is uniquely made in the region of Fès and then chiseled into mosaics of dazzling complexity and beauty. Board Member Ahmed Lahkim and the artists at Art D'Argile are masters at this ancient craft.
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Zouaq is a tradition of carving and painting wood with intricate floral patterns and geometric designs. The Lahsani brothers from Fès are incredible artists in this tradition.
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