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    The Kilim bag, a one of a kind Travel accessory!

    Kilim, a word of Turkish origins, describes a textile of many uses produced by one of several weaving techniques that have a common or closely related heritage and are practiced in the places like parts of Turkey and Morocco and Afghanistan. The Kilim bags is there fore a bag inspired by Kilim rugs that is handmade to offer to you the authentic style of vintage Kilim combined with excellent leather craftsmanship. Discover this kilim bags -40% TODAY This cross between beautiful rugs design and leather is what makes the Kilim bags a unique piece of accessory. A vintage Moroccan bag made of genuine leather mixed with a beautiful Berber wool weaving style.   What makes it special and authentic is that this...

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    Moroccan Leather Bags

    Moroccan Leather Bags is a staple. For centuries, it has been made and tanned the ancient way. There are many locations in which it’s worked, but the most popular tannery is the Chouara Tannery located in Fes. Moroccan Leather Bags is known and appreciated for the traditional procedure it’s made with which preserves the quality and authenticity of the material. It’s used to make many clothing items, accessories, home decor, furniture and much more. On this post, we focus on Moroccan Leather Bags.            Discover this Moroccan leather bags -60% OFF   Moroccan leather bags are those special hand-crafted pieces that combine unique patterns and designs with a rich background and history. The hand adornment consists of...

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    Moroccan Leather handcrafting - Marrakech art

    Moroccan craftsmanship reflects the various products handcrafted by talented artisans inspired by the traditional Moroccan heritage. In general, craftsmanship can be defined as handmade work giving out of industrial context. Indeed, it reflects traditional Moroccan art which uses several raw materials such as wool, leather, wood,doum, clay, stone, marble, copper, iron, silver, gold etc.Based on t hese varied materials, we can cite the different sectors of Moroccan craftsmanship, such as thefollowing: -Leather sector:Leather goods is one of the most important aspects of Moroccan crafts: handbags, babouches, poufs,suitcases, belts or clothes. Each city is specialized in a production and one finds in Fez and Marrakech quarters entirely occupied by tanneries. Moroccan leather products are among the most dazzling and impressive on...

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    The Most Awesome bohemian bags Everybody is Talking About

    Beautiful leather bagsbohemian bagsbohemian style bagsbohemian handbagbohemian leather bagsvintage leather bagsbohemian leather handbags Unique Design You can really see a Story unravelling from its wonderful design It comes in a unique colour more vintage-looking and more beautiful the more you wear it.   Bag made with techniques from the north of Morocco, with a lot of embossing. Made in leather in its entirety.   It is a very durable material. It can be adapted to various measures. You can even add more holes. Leather is a very grateful material. Over time you'll know.   PERFECT FOR YOUR STYLE Style is a way to say who you are without having to speak   The style is marked by a handmade VINTAGE Look.  ...

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    How we made this beautiful bags ?

    Specialising in Bohemian lifestyles And Home Decorationbeautiful leather bags backpack travelbohemian bags kilim Carpet rug wallet bag hippie, bohemian handbagbohemian leather bags moroccan leather walletbohemian leather handbags moroccan leather poufs collection The work of leather is one of the pride and one of the great specialties of Moroccan craftsmanship. The "morocco", word for the skin of the goat and sheep is today a common word to define the work of leather. The manufacture of leather is a tradition rooted in the culture of the largest Moroccan craft cities such as Marrakech, Fez, Rabat or Meknes, so much so that we now find whole neighborhoods of these cities dedicated to the work of leather, where Moroccan tanners, in the purest Moroccan tradition,...

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