Art de Fès Premium Moroccan Woodworking
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Traditional Moroccan Cedar Wood Salon with Carved Ceiling, Banquettes, and Octagonal Table
Fes
A traditional Moroccan reception corner showcasing authentic cedar woodwork craftsmanship. The elevated seating area features hand-carved solid cedar salon banquette frames (seddari) and an octagonal carved tea table with Moorish arched legs. The space is crowned by an intricately carved cedar coffered ceiling bordered by decorative modillions and a brass lantern, harmoniously framed by multi-colored mosaic zellij walls and sculpted plaster cornices.
Multi-Rosette Carved Atlas Cedar Ceiling above Courtyard Fountain
Fes
A grand architectural woodwork installation presiding over a majestic Moroccan riad courtyard. The elevated Atlas cedar ceiling is meticulously sculpted by master craftsmen (maâlems), showcasing a recessed central panel with a sunburst geometric medallion surrounded by multiple corner rosettes and dense Islamic fretwork (hasba). Warm concealed perimeter illumination highlights the carved wood cornice, perfectly echoing the marble fountain in an eight-pointed star basin, zellij mosaics, and carved stucco arcades.
Carved Cedar Wood Ceiling with Central Rosette at Dar El Manheen - Fes
Fes
A remarkable example of Moroccan architectural woodwork heritage located at Dar El Manheen in the historic Medina of Fes. The recessed rectangular ceiling is sculpted from solid Atlas cedar wood, featuring a prominent circular geometric rosette encircled by rich Arabesque foliage (tawriq) and multi-layered carved border moldings. Complemented by traditional pierced brass hanging lanterns and carved cedar doors, it reflects authentic Moroccan aristocratic interior architecture.
Carved Cedar Wood Coffered Ceiling and Architectural Joinery in Traditional Riad Courtyard
Fes
A breathtaking architectural composition set in the central hall of a traditional Moroccan riad. The high coffered ceiling is masterfully hand-carved from Atlas cedar wood, featuring a majestic radial starburst medallion surrounded by dense Islamic geometric interlacing (hasba) and floral arabesques. The ensemble is harmonized by handcrafted cedar doorways, openwork upper-floor balustrades, and a central pierced brass lantern, showcasing the quintessential mastery of Moroccan heritage woodworking.
Handcrafted Cedar Wood Ceiling with Octagonal Medallion and Muqarnas Cornice
Fes, Morocco
An exquisite architectural ensemble in a Moroccan riad salon, showcasing masterfully carved natural Atlas cedar wood. The recessed ceiling features an octagonal sunburst medallion with dense geometric fretwork (hasba), bordered by indirect warm backlighting and supported by an ornate carved wooden muqarnas frieze above modern glass courtyard doors. The composition is complemented by bespoke carved wooden sofa frames, blending regal craftsmanship with modern riad living.
Hand-Carved Atlas Cedar Coffered Ceiling with Geometric Star Medallions
Fes, Morocco
A majestic architectural woodwork installation featuring an authentic Atlas cedar coffered ceiling handcrafted by master artisans (maâlems). The rectangular recessed ceiling is enriched with dense, multi-layered Hispano-Moorish geometric interlacing (hasba), eight- and sixteen-pointed star motifs, and delicate floral arabesques encircling an octagonal central relief medallion, perfectly framed by sculpted plasterwork and traditional brass lanterns.
Gilded Zouak-Painted Cedar Dome Ceiling (Qubba) in Traditional Moroccan Salon
Fes, Morocco
An extraordinary showcase of Moroccan royal architectural woodwork inside an authentic reception salon. The space is crowned by an octagonal cedar wood dome ceiling (qubba) embellished with traditional Zouak polychrome and golden leaf detailing, radiating from an intricate sunburst medallion. Supported by carved wooden muqarnas cornices and overlooking zellij-tiled walls with sculpted stucco, this craftsmanship represents the finest living heritage of Hispano-Moorish palace architecture.
Polychrome Zouak Painted Cedar Wood Dome (Qubba) in Historic Riad
Fes, Morocco
A masterwork of traditional Moroccan Zouak (hand-painted cedar wood craftsmanship) adorning an ornate riad reception salon. The monumental circular dome (qubba) features vibrant mineral pigment patterns with floral arabesques (tawriq) and interlacing geometric stars, supported by carved muqarnas stalactite corbels and intricate calligraphic-style friezes, embodying the golden age of Andalusian-Moroccan palace decor.
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