Home decoration and garden stores Essaouira

Founded in 1948, the cooperative is located in the medina and it is within a pretty riad that you will be able to discover the creations of the master craftsmen, the objects made in their workshops. To be visited in order to understand, and why not, learn the techniques of marquetry production (working with thuja wood, inlaying, assembling, etc.). A very instructive visit and the meeting of craftsmen passionate about their work. Do not hesitate to buy directly.

In this trendy concept-store, Christelle Pailly reveals her vision of fashion and chic through a selection of articles by some sixty Moroccan designers. Ready-to-wear, accessories, unique pieces, cosmetics and leather goods; the choice is eclectic, refined and of high quality. Through Christelle's encounters and favourites, the boutique evolves, presenting each time equally surprising and singular collections. For the greatest pleasure of the ladies, but also of the men who will find beautiful ethnic pieces.

We love this picturesque little square in the Mellah district, where the shadow of Orson Welles still hangs over us. In his small workshop, just across the street from the Bistro, Noureddine works with ceramic tiles. There you will find traditional painted zellige, imported from Fez, but above all pieces with more pop motifs, sculpted in front of you with great dexterity by this affable craftsman. A pleasant stopover in this district where you can observe the life of a medina still intact.

A real eco-chic Ali Baba's cave, it is impossible to leave Koulchi's empty-handed. Beldi glasses, embroidered cushions, accessories and lighting, pottery, walnut wood, Tamegroute candle holders... all created by local craftsmen in a traditional way and by hand. These objects being unique and original, no doubt you will be happy if you plan to offer them. Two other points of sale, the Mini Koulchi, are now accessible in the medina. Easy to find with their black and white items, it's up to you to find them!

Nostalgic for the golden age of macramé, this shop, nestled in one of the alleys of the medina, is a dedication. Wall decorations, ornate wicker baskets... the unbleached cotton thread is the king here. In Bohemia of Morroco, there is more than that of course: more traditional objects of local craftsmanship such as carpets, crockery and animal heads made of straw, antique objects and original creations are also to be found there. In this concept-store, the "beldi" standards are sometimes challenged to offer nice objects. A nice address.