Stories From Morocco's Artisan Community
Beni Mrirt is not a tribal tradition. It is a marketplace label invented by middlemen and popularised on Etsy — here is where the term came from, and what you are actually buying.
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How to find Morocco's only artisan-run store: 9 Derb Megana in the Fes medina, next door to Cafe Clock and two turns from the Blue …
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Artisans across Morocco now host their own workshops and residencies, bookable directly — so visitors learn the craft at its source and artisans earn from …
Read more →Moroccan vintage rugs do not really exist. What the term actually means, who benefits from it, and how to tell whether a seller is being …
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Artisans Brahim El Mansouri, Mohssine Benjalloun, Rachida Ousbigh, Kenza Oulaghda, Mustapha Chaouai, work with designer Matthew Long to design Anou's new artisan store in Fes.
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Custom orders on TheAnou.com are easy. All you have to do is find any product that you love on the site and look for the …
Read more →Through Anou's online store, you can expand your business all while making a real impact in the lives of artisans across Morocco.
Read more →When we were first asked how to clean and take care of Moroccan rugs, we simply asked the artisans who made them.
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A customer recently wrote in and asked us what exactly is the difference between a flatweave, pile knot and Beni Ourain rug?
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