Moroccan Accessories
Men’s Babouche
Women’s Babouche
Women’s Gandoura
And the Moroccan shoe “Belgha”, also known as “Babouche”, is a traditional type of shoe in Morocco. Soft leather shoes and flip-flops can be worn indoors and outdoors. (But it is still normal to take off shoes when walking on carpets at home.)
“Belgha” is made in different colors and ranges from simple to ornate colors. These slippers are traditionally made in Fez and can be found in markets throughout the country. While sturdier shoes are often preferred today for everyday activities, balgas are often worn on special occasions and during religious ceremonies.
And also people all over the world appreciate and admire Moroccan-style furniture and décor<em>and accessories</em>, unique textiles and home decor fabrics, exquisite patterns and handcrafted home decor which are important parts of sensual Moroccan interior design.
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ARABESK showcases Moroccan clothing, full of rich traditions, and many of the clothes worn by locals are an integral part of Moroccan culture and identity.
While many Moroccans, especially from younger generations, choose to wear modern Western clothing for everyday life, special occasions and celebratory occasions usually see a return to tradition.
Not only are traditional Moroccan clothing often attractive, but long, loose, and flowing clothing is consistent with religious beliefs and practical for keeping cool in hot, sunny conditions.
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About our Moroccan Balgha Men's
The BELGHA – Babouche men’s shoes – is the famous traditional Moroccan slipper. Historians already mentioned its existence during the time of the Almoravids and Almohads. Its name comes from the Persian pâpush, which means “to cover the foot”. Its assembly is surprising in its complexity and precision, hence its legendary resistance.
The Moroccan slipper has survived the ages and continues to be the favorite shoe at home due to its lightness and the comfort it offers at any time of the day. ACENDYA – ARABESK has made it a point of honor to restore its letters of nobility with patinated leathers in a wide range of colors including Ziouani yellow, the standard of Moroccan Belgha.
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About our Moroccan Cherbil Women's
Cherbil is a traditional shoe embroidered with gold or silk threads and various colors, one of the oldest shoes reserved for women of North Africa. One historian attributed the origin of the word “Cherbil” to the time of Andalusia because of the harmony and coherence that connected him to the caftan at this time.
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About our Moroccan Gandoura Women's
A Gandoura is a traditional Moroccan dress of Berber origin. It is a long tunic, sleeveless and without hood.
In some ceremonies, or religious holidays, it can replace the caftan. As for the tunic, the gandoura impresses with its variety of different shapes, colors and materials. It can also be printed, low-cut…
Due to the importance the gandoura takes increasingly, designers have models in valuable fabrics, richly embroidered or beaded.
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About our Moroccan Cherbil Women's
Cherbil is a traditional shoe embroidered with gold or silk threads and various colors, one of the oldest shoes reserved for women of North Africa. One historian attributed the origin of the word “Cherbil” to the time of Andalusia because of the harmony and coherence that connected him to the caftan at this time.
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About our Moroccan Accessories
People all over the world appreciate and admire Moroccan style furniture and decor accessories, unique textiles and home decorating fabrics, spectacular patterns and handmade home decorations that are important parts of sensual Moroccan interior design.
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