Made in Morocco
For a touch of the exotic in your day-to-day, bring home the vibrant style of Marrakech—all with a click of your mouse.
By Mireille Hyde
- Kids' Babouches
These festive leather slippers, embellished with sequins and beads, are entirely handmade—and comfortable, thanks to an adjustable elastic drawstring.
$23, Zid Zid, Oliebollen.com
- Preserved Lemons
African lemons are plucked whole, then preserved in salt-water brine. Slice one up for unexpected zest in stews and on homemade pizzas, or use a sliver of rind for a fragrant cocktail garnish.
$8, Mustapha's, Berber Trading Company
- Tea Glasses
Just Morocco offers a staggering variety of these traditional, delicate glass cups. When you're not sipping mint tea out of them, the brightly colored beauties are perfect for juice or wine.
From $22 for six, Just Morocco
- Soap and Lava Clay Treatment
Black olive-oil soap infused with essential eucalyptus oil exfoliates in the time-honored Berber way. For best results, use the soap with a rough sponge or loofah, then moisturize with the Rhassoul clay.
$17 each, Beldi, Amoressence
- Moroccan Scarf
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Wrap up in a cozy scarf made of sabra, a Moroccan silk derived from aloe plants. Less fragile than classic silk, the material is machine washable, slightly elastic, and petal-soft.
$45, Le Marrakech Store
- Ceramic Serving Bowl and Tagine
Colorful pottery is essential to a festive Arabian spread. These dishwasher-safe ceramic serving pieces are hand-painted in bold hues evocative of the desert and the Mediterranean coast.
$48 and $58 , Casablanca Market
- Perfume Bottles
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These recycled-glass vessels come in a variety of styles. Fill them with a favorite fragrance or, if you want to be totally authentic, use them to sprinkle rosewater on your hands after meals.
$25 each, Casablanca Market
