Maroc Collection (#3)

North Africa, Morocco, Essaouira, Souk, varieties of olives, oil and preserved lemons for sale

North Africa, Morocco, Southern Morocco, typical palm tree grove

North Africa, Morocco, Essaouira, boats in harbor

North Africa, Morocco, Chefchaouen or Chaouen is most noted for its small narrow streets and neighborhoods painted in variety of vivid blue colors

North Africa, Morocco, High Atlas Mountain range

Morocco. Erg Chegaga (or Chigaga) is a Saharan sand dune (approximately 40 km to 15 km wide) some dunes around a height of 60 m, it is the largest and wildest of Morocco

North Africa, Morocco, Marrakech, Jemma El Efna, Souk, varieties of scarves for sale

Musical instrument, souvenir shops in the Kasbah, Chefchaouen (Chaouen), Tangeri-Tetouan Region, Rif Mountains, Morocco

El Jadida fortress, Morocco

Africa, North Africa, Morocco, Chechaouen, Domestic Cat (Felis catus) kitten sitting in sunshine by door

Africa, North Africa, Morocco, Fes, Fes medina, brass doors with symbols of sun, moon, stars and tree of life

Africa, North Africa, Morocco, Souss-Massa-Draa, Ait Benhaddou. Narrow arched pathways and staired-streets wind their way through the Ksar or fortified village listed as World Heritage by UNESCO

Morocco, Essaouira. Famous Argan tree-climbing goats. The goats eat the nuts

Africa, North Africa, Morocco, Fes, Fes el-Bali medina, the egg sellers cart meanders down the muddy cobble alleyway

Morocco, Essaouira. Cones of Saffron spices in the medina of Essaouira market

Morocco, Essaouira. Colorful mens hats (tagiya) hanging on wall

Africa, North Africa, Tafilalet, Erfoud, Merzouga, Erg Chebbi, late afternoon shadows of Dromedary (Camelus dromedarius) camels/caravan

Harbour - Tangiers, Morocco
Harbour at Tangiers, Morocco

The walls of the old city, Marrakesh, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

The ramparts of the medina, Essaouira, the historic city of Mogador, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Lady in Winter Dress
Some of these restaurants can be draughty, but this Molyneux robe in crepe de Maroc, with its velvet collar should keep Madame warm, don t you think ?

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"Maroc: A Tapestry of Art, Culture, and Natural Beauty" Immerse yourself in the rich fabric design and artistic heritage of Maroc. From the exquisite Art Gout Beaute collection of 1924 to the vibrant posters enticing travelers to explore French railways to Morocco, this North African gem is a visual feast for all. Embark on a journey along the road to Essaouira, where you'll witness an extraordinary sight - goats fearlessly climbing Argan trees. Marvel at nature's wonders as these nimble creatures navigate their way through branches laden with Moroccan treasures. Step into Marrakech's Jacques Majorelle Botanical Gardens, a sprawling oasis spanning 12 acres that was meticulously designed in the 1920s. Lose yourself amidst its enchanting landscapes and discover rare plant species from around the world. In Marrakesh's bustling souqs, be captivated by colourful Moroccan glassware that dazzles under the warm sun. These vibrant creations are not just objects but reflections of Maroc's soulful spirit and artisanal prowess. Venture into Fes' Medina and be greeted by an awe-inspiring display of Hamzas or Hands of Fatima - symbols believed to bring protection against evil spirits. Delve deeper into Maroc's mystical traditions as you wander through narrow alleyways steeped in history. Visit Casablanca's iconic King Hassan II Mosque where students find solace within its grand exterior corridors while engrossed in their studies. Witness firsthand how education intertwines with spirituality in this captivating land. Experience nomadic Berber life firsthand as you traverse Maroc's rugged terrains. Encounter warm hospitality, ancient customs, and breathtaking vistas that will leave an indelible mark on your soul. Travel back in time through vintage posters showcasing Morocco’s allure – from majestic Berber Kasbahs perched atop mountainsides to Tangier’s timeless charm captured beautifully on canvas in 1852.