Atseft's Impressive Showcase of Traditional Pottery in Fez
The Atseft community, situated in the Driouch region of Morocco, made a remarkable and eye-catching presence at the second edition of the National Pottery and Zellige Exhibition held in the historic city of Fez. This event served as a vibrant platform to promote the rich artisanal heritage of the region, specifically highlighting the traditional pottery craftsmanship of the Qasita area.
A key feature of this impressive participation was the attendance of the skilled artisan Ibrahim Al-Arabi from the Hjira Al-Qadi neighborhood, who took it upon himself to introduce visitors to the unique essence and characteristics of the region's pottery. Among the showcased items, the authentic traditional tajine captivated the attention of numerous visitors, professionals, and experts in the field of traditional crafts from various parts of Morocco.
The local product received special praise and wide acclaim from the regional director of traditional crafts for the Fez-Meknes region, who commended the durability and quality of the craftsmanship, as well as the aesthetic beauty of the decorations. This exhibition has been recognized as a strategic window to highlight the richness of Driouch's artisanal identity within the broader cultural and heritage mosaic of Morocco.
This national event underscores the critical importance of supporting local artisans and empowering them with the tools for display and marketing in major exhibitions. It serves as a safeguard for the threatened heritage and reinforces the role of the social and solidarity economy in stimulating local development within the Driouch region.
As reported by driouchcity.com.
