For centuries, gardens have played a central role in Moroccan architecture and culture. Inspired by Persian and Andalusian traditions, they were designed as places of freshness, contemplation and harmony. Flowing water, fragrant citrus trees, shaded pathways and birdsong come together to create peaceful retreats from the warmth of the desert climate.

Beyond the bustling souks, a handful of artisans continue to preserve a unique heritage, where every scarf tells a story of craftsmanship, patience and tradition.