This refined necklace features smooth white heishi beads paired with a delicate rose quartz stone at the center, symbolizing love and positive energy. The design is enhanced with gold-tone stainless steel accents, offering both durability and a luxurious touch.Lightweight and comfortable, this piece is perfect for everyday wear or to elevate a chic outfit. Its soft, natural tones make it easy to style while adding a subtle, feminine charm.

22 Cm folded.

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Amal Mouttasim

A beautifully crafted Amazigh necklace with an antique-style finish. It is made of high-quality metal combined with durable stones that do not fade or wear over time. The piece has a slightly heavy feel, giving it a solid and authentic character. Elegant and timeless, it features an amber-inspired look (non-natural amber), inspired by traditional designs while remaining refined and modern. A unique statement piece that adds cultural depth and sophistication to any outfit.

Size 28 Cm folded

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Najat Maaninou

Candles made from natural materials. Ideal for massage sessions and for creating a calm, romantic atmosphere, without irritating the respiratory system.

Medium sized candles

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

A traditional djellaba crafted from fine fabric and embellished with decorative beads (tnabat).

Long Jellaba

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Halima Bezguenni

Black incense composed of: Tara herb Cross-shaped resin pieces, White benzoin, Oud (agarwood) chips, Rkita (traditional herb), Tserghint (aromatic plant), Pure mastic, Black musk, Premium powdered mastic, Herhar (aromatic herb), Various essential oils.

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Khadija Boulagdam

Candles made from natural materials. Ideal for massage sessions and for creating a calm, romantic atmosphere, without irritating the respiratory system.

Medium sized candles

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Btissam batoui

A sheer blouse made of delicate fabric, handcrafted with traditional lace embroidery (randa) and finished with a cord-style belt.

Short blous.

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Wafaa Tarab

A silk satin djellaba, handcrafted with traditional decorative knots (aakad).

Long Moroccan djellaba

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Wafaa Tarab

An elegant satin gandoura, handcrafted with traditional decorative trim (sfifa) and intricate knots (aakad). Made by hand, with carefully selected colors and great attention to detail.

Long Moroccan Gandoura

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Chadia Seddiqi

A harira soup tureen set with traditional bowls, made from high-quality pottery. Handcrafted through several stages, with the final step being its removal from the kiln before being presented to the customer. Pottery is an elegant art that enhances the table and adds a refined touch.

Medium sized

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Najaat Maaninou

A luxurious bed cover made from cotton blended with soft wool.
A bed cover, a decorative throw, and three high-quality decorative cushions that add elegance to your room, all crafted with authentic handmade artistry.

Bed cover 2m/3m . 3 Cushion and Bedspread 1m/50cm

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

An elegant necklace crafted from stainless steel, featuring agarwood beads and natural stones.

Short necklace

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Khadija Bourhim

Moroccan slippers, known as babouches. Made of satin fabric embroidered with sabra (cactus silk) thread, with the sides finely finished with traditional braided trim (qtan). Handcrafted with great precision.

Size 40

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Touria Agheddach

Moroccan slippers, known as babouches. Made of burgundy satin fabric, embroidered with multicolored threads. An elegant and authentic Moroccan shoe, handcrafted with love and creativity.

Size 40

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Around bag , lined on the inside , made of stitched fabric A luxurious desing with high end finishing Durable and non peeling.

Size 20 cm round.

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Fine Mobra fabric , hand - embroidered with traditional Qitan thread

55/32 cm

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Saida Sifeddine

Kiria fabric- a durable , high quality textile , hand embroidered with fine silk thread . Crafted with exceptional precision , it features rare embroidery desingsthat are not widely available in Morocco

45/45 cm

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Sakina Louki

An elegant decorative cushion featuring delicate cross-stitch embroidery , thoughtfully handrafted with love by a women living with A LZHEIMER,S-EACH piece tells a story of care and resilience

45/45 cm

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artisan: Aicha Fettati

A Square decorative cushion crafted from soft wool, Available in a variety of desings . including faces , camels , flowers and traditional Amazigh geometric patterns

47/47 cm

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

A Square decorative cushion crafted from soft wool, Available in a variety of desings . including faces , camels , flowers and traditional Amazigh geometric patterns

47/47 cm

Dar Maalma is a Moroccan nonprofit and artisan network that promotes handmade crafts while empowering women economically and socially. Through training, market access, and digital tools, it helps preserve traditional know-how and supports over 50,000 women indirectly. More than a brand, it represents cultural heritage, female solidarity, and the recognition of women artisans as key contributors to Morocco’s identity and economy.

Artsian: Fatima Datout