Clothing & Kaftans

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

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