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The new big thing in Morocco is Sabra, or more often referred to as cactus silk. You canβt scroll for too long on an a β¦
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The initial idea behind Anou was to enable customers to buy directly from artisans and have artisans fulfill those orders themselves.
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Not only was this rug designed by Kenza of Association Tithrite, it was the first rug made using Anou's own in house sourced wool and β¦
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Mustapha Chaouai of Association Nahda discusses challenges and potential solutions to Moroccan artisan export policies at the US Department of Commerce and Ministry of Handicraft β¦
Read more →At Anou we work everyday to change and restructure the current artisan economy so that it works for artisans, rather than against them.
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Brahim El Mansouri, woodcarver, co-founder and president of the Anou Cooperative, shakes hands with Minister of Handicraft H.E. Dr. Fatima Marouane after signing an unprecedented β¦
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Part I: Traditions Fatiha (right) sits alongside Brahim El Mansouri of Association Ighrem to create some of her first sketches.
Read more →In 2012 Brahim El Mansouri and I set off with the intention to transform the artisan sector of Morocco by creating a marketplace where any β¦
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Anou's new HQ in David Beach. We're so incredibly excited to announce our new HQ in David Beach, Morocco! This move has been a couple β¦
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Touda lives in Ait Bouli and is only a 25 minute drive to the near by prehistoric rock carvings.
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