Moroccan Embroidery

This book contains 30 patterns for tablecloths, cushions, napkins,...

This embroidery reflects a kingdom, with Berber, Arab and Andalusian inspirations, which draws its strength and originality from an extraordinary cultural wealth. Whether urban or rural, each region of Morocco has developed its own styles and embroidery patterns over the centuries, which are mutually recognisable. In this way, the floral splendour, whether on a monochrome background or not, compete with very precise geometric shapes to create unique pieces, which are used both for traditional clothing and for accessories of Moroccan culture and art of living.

Sandrine Lefebvre-Reghay and the photographers Cécile Tréal and Jean-Michel Ruiz invite you to discover these pieces.

This book:

• Language: French
• Number of pages: 127
• Binding: paperback
• Publisher: Marie Claire Editions
• Publication date: April 19, 2013