• Fes El Bali - As the name suggests, this embroidery originates from Fez, an imperial city in the North-East of Morocco. Embroidery is a deeply rooted Moroccan tradition, to the extent that each region, or even city, has its unique style. The monochromatic embroidery of Fez unfolds in shades of blue, red, black, or maroon, featuring geometric and floral patterns.

Beyond its decidedly modern aesthetic, its uniqueness lies in the fact that it is meticulously identical on both the front and the back. Flip a piece of Fez embroidery, and you will find the exact same design on the reverse side.

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Tarz Fassi or the Stitchwork of Fes, is a gem in the crown of Moroccan traditional textiles. This timeless needlecraft has been applied to adorn home textiles, tableware, garments, and accessories over the years, now appreciated anew by fashion designers and hobbyist stitchers alike. Fessi needlework continues to captivate the modern scene of ethnic style in the 21st century. Explore this exceptional counted stitch embroidery method using designs charted from a part of an aged cushion cover. Start with basic borders and gradually incorporate intricate motifs into your repertoire until you can master the most detailed sections of the design. Create a simple yet elegant piece or replicate a vintage masterpiece one stitch at a time.

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