Fatima Ait Alla was born in 1997. She is married and has a high school diploma. Fatima is a member of the Agoray de Tissaj Association. She learned her craft from her mom and aunt.
Milouda born in 25/03/1978 . she is a member of Accoray weaving cooperative . she's married and mum of three children . she has never been at school but she benefits of literacy lessons , she has token the craft of weaving by mother to daughter, from her work in the cooperative she try to have an income to survive as well to keep the tradition of her heritage handcraft
Aziza is born in 1966, she is maried and she is the mother of 4 children. She is non-schooled and she learn weaving from her mother. She is now the cooperative treasurer in Agourai and her goal is to develop traditional handicraft and the preserv it
Amina was born in 1974 in Qsar Moui. She is a widow with 4 kids. Amina started taking literacy classes and continued her craft as a carpet weaver. She learned this craft from her mom and joined the association in order to support her family.
Zhour Marzoug born in 28/11/1987 in Agouray . widow , mum of two children , the sixth year primary is her school level , learned weaving from her mother and her family . she is a member an founder of a cooperation . she works to provide for her children's needs
Hbouba Hadad born in 09/07/1976 married and mum of three kids ,school level forth year primary. learned to weave from her mother and she like to continue and improve this handcrafts. olso she seeks from this craft to secure a stable income . currently she is the secretary of the cooperative
Saadia was born on Tadighoust near to Kser Mouy in Guelmima . she is married a\and has four children. never been at school just some literacy. she has learned the job from her mum. she is member founder of a cooperative . her goal is keeping the handicrafts
Fatima Sarghini was born in 1961 in Ksar Moui. She is married with 4 kids. Fatima has never been to school and learned weaving from a young age. Fatima is the president of Cooperative Agoray de Tissaj. She hopes to preserve the traditional weaving craft and pass it on to the next generation in order to keep this art alive.
Aicha Ait Alla is a widow with three kids. She learned weaving from her family. Aicha joined the cooperative in order to develop her skills and support her children.
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