Mohamed El Asri · Tiznit
WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES
SIZE
25cm x 2cm x 2cm — 10in x 1in x 1in
WEIGHT
35 g
MATERIALS
800 Tiznit Silver
PRODUCT ID
#15090
These types of necklaces are an important piece of jewelry that Amazigh women wear in southern Morocco. This one is made of silver and stone. Special wholesale pricing is available. Ask on hello@theanou.com
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MEET THE MAKERS
Nourdin Khaled
Nourdin Khalid, born on October 9, 1982, in the region of Settat, in the community of Ras Al Ain. I am married and a father of three daughters. I pursued my studies until I obtained my bachelor's degree in the year 2006. After a period of unemployment and unsuccessful job searches, and after trying various experiences without success, I decided to learn the craft of metalworking, inspired by the saying 'Craftsmanship, if it doesn't make you wealthy, at least covers your needs.' I moved to the city of Tiznit where I learned the craft under the guidance of the teacher Mohammed. He patiently taught me when I was twenty-five years old until the year 2009/2010. In this time, I entered a new phase of self-employment with my own workshop, and in the same season, I got married. Today, thirteen years have passed since the beginning of this experience and continuous work in this craft. I have gained extensive experience through daily interaction with craftsmen. I am actively searching and exploring various avenues to market my products, which I have enriched with my personal touch. I met Teacher Mohammed Al-Asri, who shared his experience with me on the 'Anou Platform.' Based on this, we decided to collaborate and work together within the Anou platform.