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Casablanca
Zyne is a Moroccan brand that conceives, designs and produces its own handmade footwear, using materials chosen for being eco-friendly, including vegetable scraps and spices for dyeing. Its pieces, such as flats, heels and sandals in velvet, denim, metallics and raffia, are made by a cooperative that employs women from underserved communities in Morocco.
Best for Handmade leather flats and sandals
Rahba Kedima, Medina, Marrakech
Rahba Kedima’s traders sell henna, dried roses, amber, musk and spice blends from open displays. This is a multi-vendor square, not one shop, and ingredient claims require seller-level scrutiny.
Best for Henna, dried roses, amber, musk, and spice blends from open baskets
Medina, Marrakech
Rahba Kedima is a Marrakech square whose traders sell spices, dried botanicals, baskets and traditional remedies. It is a multi-vendor market area, and individual product claims should be treated cautiously.
Best for Baskets of henna, dried rose buds, amber blocks, and spice pyramids
Medina, Marrakech
The central artery of the Marrakech souk — textiles, lanterns, leather goods, spices and crafts stretching for kilometres under covered alleyways.
Best for Textiles, lanterns, leather goods, and spices along Marrakech's central covered souk alleyways
Talborjt, Bd. Hassan II, Agadir
Souk El Had d'Agadir is one of Africa's largest covered markets, its thousands of walled stalls selling argan products, spices, ceramics, leather, textiles and crafts. It serves as the city's central shopping landmark.
Best for Argan oil, spices, ceramics and Moroccan crafts
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