You can buy many one-of-a-kind things in Morocco that show off the country’s rich culture and artistry. People often buy the following:
Area rugs and carpets
Berber carpets and other Moroccan rugs are handmade and come in many shapes and colors. Rugs from different parts of Morocco have their own styles and can make great gifts.
Leather Items
The best leather comes from Morocco, especially from the city of Fez. Leather bags, jackets, belts, wallets, and shoes come in a wide range of bright colors and are often made in traditional tanneries.
Argan oil
Argan oil comes from the nuts of argan trees and is a favorite of Morocco. It can be used in cooking and on the skin. It is commonly found in skin care items and is known for keeping skin moist.
Ceramics
Moroccan ceramics are hand-painted with detailed patterns, and the plates, bowls, and vases are well-made. Pottery from the city of Safi is exceptionally well known.
Jewelry
The jewelry that the Berber people wear is often made of silver and is very fancy and well-made. Necklaces, bracelets, and earrings feature traditional patterns that are important to the culture.
Spices
Morocco is known for its tasty spices. You can buy saffron, cumin, cinnamon, and ras el hanout in the souks, a mix of several spices. These are great for making real Moroccan food.
Metalwork and lanterns
Moroccan lanterns, made of metal or copper, make a room feel warm and exotic. People also like to buy other metalwork items, like trays and teapots.
Tea Sets
A beautiful gift from Morocco is a silver or brass tea set. It usually comes with a teapot, a tray, and glasses carefully made to serve the famous mint tea.
Traditional Clothing
You can buy traditional Moroccan clothes, such as kaftans, babouches (slippers), and the djellaba (a long robe with a hood). These clothes are made from fine materials like wool or silk and are often decorated with beautiful embroidery.
Building with wood
Moroccan craftspeople use cedar, walnut, or thuya wood to make many different things, such as boxes, furniture, and decorations.
In Moroccan souks, you can find many handcrafted, one-of-a-kind items that showcase the country’s artistic traditions. Shopping there is an experience in and of itself. Remember that people often deal in the markets!