Imports From Marrakesk
Seven years ago in his shop in downtown Manhattan, Mohamed Elmaroof met Stephanie Rudloe when they struck up a conversation about Moroccan music. Elmaroof, whose father was a rug merchant, is a seasoned navigator of the Moroccan textile market and speaks many Berber dialects. Rudloe, a stylist/interior designer, was savvy to the world of client customization. Respectively owner and creative director of Imports from Marrakesh, they now specialize in supplying customized Zillij tile, plaster, woodcarving, lighting, textiles, carpets and architectural elements from Morocco. Rudloe will help clients design many of these pieces, which are then produced by traditional artisans.
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I know, "tangine"...it sounds wierd. But TRUST ME, if you love well seasoned, perfectly juicy meat, and your kitchen to smell amazing...this little traffic-cone-looking ancient oven is all you need. Its like an eastern-style crock... I know, "tangine"...it sounds wierd. But TRUST ME, if you love well seasoned, perfectly juicy meat, and your kitchen to smell amazing...this little traffic-cone-looking ancient oven is all you need. Its like an eastern-style crock pot, but better, and even easier to use!
Added 2 Years Ago from World Market -
Now, this is a ring! 14k yellow gold with madeira citrines and a giant uniquely faceted smokey quartz. Wowza.
Added 2 Years Ago from Artful Home -
If you are not familiar with Sleeping Beauty Turquoise, it's the Cadillac of Turquoise. It's also the costliest. The color of Sleeping Beauty Turquoise is bright blue or robins egg blue. I love the black chandelier earring fram... If you are not familiar with Sleeping Beauty Turquoise, it's the Cadillac of Turquoise. It's also the costliest. The color of Sleeping Beauty Turquoise is bright blue or robins egg blue. I love the black chandelier earring frame with turquoise.
Tags: black, pearls, Morrocan, chandelier earrings, sleeping beauty turquoise, JenEcklundDesigns morrocoAdded 3 Years Ago from Etsy -
I've decided to infuse different cultural ornaments into my room decor - picking specifically from the cultures that I have personal ties to. This mirrored, Moroccan inspired candle holder will be my nod to bellydancing and all th... I've decided to infuse different cultural ornaments into my room decor - picking specifically from the cultures that I have personal ties to. This mirrored, Moroccan inspired candle holder will be my nod to bellydancing and all things Arabic.
Added 5 Years Ago from West Elm -
Moroccan lemons... it's pretty easy to cure your own in salt and spices but however you get it, an exquisite, complex salty acid to brighten meats and couscous
Tags: food, cooking, gourmet food, Moroccan, middleeastern, Morrocan, lemon, preserved lemons, Moroccan cuisineAdded 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
My mom wanted to decorate her dining room in a morrocan theme, so I went hunting for a place that sold authentic or "close to authentic" items. I came across this site which had a very nice tea pot. They also had lamps, etc.
Added 6 Years Ago from Moroccancaravan -
West Elm is another favorite because I love their natural approach. I like that the colors are pops of Moroccan flair and it creates a comfy vibe for all of your friends. This weather should encourage people to brave the cold to c... West Elm is another favorite because I love their natural approach. I like that the colors are pops of Moroccan flair and it creates a comfy vibe for all of your friends. This weather should encourage people to brave the cold to come to your home and have a festive atmosphere.
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From the website www.maroque.co.uk: Tagine is the Moroccan word that refers to both the unique glazed earthenware vessel with a distinctive conical lid and also the food prepared in it. Traditionally used by nomads as portab... From the website www.maroque.co.uk: Tagine is the Moroccan word that refers to both the unique glazed earthenware vessel with a distinctive conical lid and also the food prepared in it. Traditionally used by nomads as portable ovens over charcoal braziers for making stews, usually containing meat, the tagine is used for both cooking and serving, but care should be taken to protect your table when using the tagine as a serving dish as the base will be very hot.
Added 7 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
This couscoussier is a traditional steaming utensil from Morroco. You steam the couscous grain in the upper chamber while your meat or veggies cook in the lower part. Ingenious!
Added 7 Years Ago from Amazon.com
