Old Moroccan flasks

Old Moroccan flasksThe general name of these flasks in morocco is GUZA, the name can be translated to NUT or more specifically NUTMEG, it derives from a medieval arabic name referring to any tropical nut including coconuts and came to be used for any nut with an outer shell! they existed in a wide variety of shapes and materials including enameled gold one but the most attractive ones were partly made from acorns or oak nuts embellshed with cishelled silver finials caps

with some being very small

the devotee would slide to the opposite side

prosperity and fertility

Unlike the larger

which is molded with openwork and has internal and external serrations

This kind of bracelet called Haida by Tunisian peoples

are made in large

Carnelian is said to be the stone of the ring worn by the prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

In the most special traditional Moroccan mint tea servings

This clover-shaped silver lacquer amulet was traditionally worn by the women of Morocco’s Atlantic coast

Items above 150 euros are usually shipped with FedEx

Originating in the Tiznit Tafraoute region of Morocco’s Western Anti-Atlas Mountains