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While the most popular ones are made from 925 silver, there are, however, many bracelet sets made from gold (these are usually worn at weddings or special occasions). It could be dainty or it could be a heavier version such as the Fassi Khalkhal, which is almost like a cuff, engraved using different floral shapes and featuring a silver chain that makes it into a double layer anklet Silver Bracelets
As we progress in history, the mdama starts to evolve into a belt made from a structured material that is almost cardboard-like, then draped in the same material of the dress it is to be worn with (whether it be silk, brocade, velvet, or cotton). Khalkhal The caftan can sometimes be accompanied by a belt ( m’damma) made of finely chiseled solid gold and encrusted with a flower named fakrone– or turtle – in the center that is supposed to bring happiness and protect the wear from the evil eye. The majestic splendor of this heritage is still as vibrant today and it remains one of the richest expressions of Moroccan culture.In addition, Moroccan belts also have practical significance. They are adjustable and provide support to the waist while making the garment form-fitting, creating a flattering silhouette. This feature makes them popular with women as they can accentuate the waist and improve the overall appearance. There is another Ensemble Artisanal in Marrakech too, and it’s a good starting point to explore local markets and what they have to offer.
Traditionally, the Khalkhal featured several charms and talismans, mainly the khamsa or hand of Fatima, as well as a depiction of the evil eye. In the 17th century, Moroccan women started wearing kaftan dresses cut in beautiful materials and decorated with intricate embroideries. Each region of Morocco added its distinct touch. While there are as many Moroccan caftan designs as there are regions in Morocco, the main caftans are are those of Tetouan – Chamali, the caftans of Fez – Fassi, and the caftans of Rabat – Rbati. While it’s really hard to find a vintage jewelry shop in Morocco, you can still get authentic pieces in historical cities like Marrakech, Fez, Tangier, and Chefchaouen. Where to buy jewelry in Morocco (real vs fake)
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A kaftan is a long one-piece dress embellished with elaborate ornamentation techniques passed down from generations of maalems, the kaftan artisans. The dress is trimmed with sfifa, a Fez-made silk braid, and closed with a row of cherry-shaped buttons named aakad, made in the city of Sefrou, home to the annual cherry festival. In Morocco, every woman and little girl has at least one kaftan in her closet. The kaftan is the first dress a girl will wear in her life and the dress she will be excited to wear at every celebration.
On the other hand, in the south Atlas region, the ’Nbala’ is a staple hinged bracelet that is often etched to display charming and quaint motifs. Types of Moroccan Jewelry Mdama Moreover, we can see how Berber and Tuareg traditions interlaced in the jewelry they produced, a fusion of two powerful and vigorous legacies.If you don’t know me yet, I have spent the last couple of years researching traditional Moroccan clothing in every region of Morocco while helping hundreds of women create their caftan dream pieces. If you have any questions about the process of creating a traditional kaftan dress, reach out to me here. I’m always happy to help. The design of a Moroccan belt is often made of gold (also real gold) and silver and also gold-plated copper, it is characterized by vibrant metallic colors, geometric patterns and ornate decorations. Skilled artisans use age-old techniques to create these belts, which reflect the rich heritage and craftsmanship of Moroccan culture. The metalwork and processing on the strap are carefully crafted and show the artistry and attention to detail. The Khamsa, the Eye of Fatima, or the Hand of Fatima is a symbol of Moroccan-Jewish descent that represents a hand with the power of warding off evil and protecting the wearer from negative energy. A Moroccan bride will often accessorize hers with a mix of large traditional jewelry pieces, including a tiara or crown. The more, the better. Whether you’re shopping in the Souks of ancient Medinas or you’re browsing online, finding antique Moroccan jewelry will prove to be a daunting task.
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