Leather craftsmanship is one of the most important aspects of Moroccan craftsmanship and has been a traditional craft in Morocco for centuries, a profession passed down from generation to generation since the Almohad dynasty in the 12th century. Moroccan expertise, passed down from generation to generation, particularly in Fez, has contributed to the richness and diversity of leather goods, with geometric patterns and meticulous finishes. Moroccan leather, prized for its durability and aesthetic appeal, became a sought-after material for making wallets, book bindings, and other leather goods. This article highlight the Moroccan Leather Craftsmanship: Moroccan Leather goods, History, Leather Making Process, Leather Market and Axis of Development
Moroccan Leather Craftsmanship: Leather goods, History, Leather Making Process, Leather Market and Axis of Development
