Objects in brass and bronze, made by hand.
A small catalogue of forged household pieces, made one at a time in a courtyard workshop in Marrakech. Unlacquered, so they age with you.
- Materials
- Solid brass, bronze, copper and blackened steel. No plating, no lacquer, nothing to chip away.
- Made in
- Marrakech, in a courtyard workshop of two people. Every piece passes through both pairs of hands.
- Lead time
- Catalogue pieces ship in five working days. Commissions run four to six weeks.
- Repairs
- Free mending on anything we have made, for as long as we are at the bench.
Products
The whole catalogue →
Star chandelier
MAD 5,000
Moroccan brass pendant light
MAD 3,500
Flamla pendant light
MAD 5,000
Damâa floor lamp
MAD 3,000
Khobza dome pendant light
MAD 2,500
Hammered copper verdigris pendant
MAD 1,300Two makers, one courtyard, twenty-five years.
We started by repairing old brass hardware for the buildings around us. The repairs taught us what lasts, and eventually what to make ourselves.
Nothing leaves the workshop that we would not keep ourselves.
- Years at the bench
- 25
- Tallest piece, hand-pierced
- 1 m
- Made in-house
- 100%
- ★★★★★
The bowl has a weight to it that photographs cannot explain. Four years in and it has only improved.
Camille R. — Rabat - ★★★★★
They repaired a sconce I bought in 2019 and refused to charge me for it.
Jonas W. — Tanger - ★★★★★
Commissioned door pulls for a whole building. Every one matched, every one different.
Studio Levant — Marrakech
From the journal
All writing →- Guides · 9 min ·
Moroccan brass lamps: the complete guide
What a hand-pierced Moroccan lamp is, how it is made, how to choose the size and the bulb, how to tell a real one, and how to look after it.
- Guides · 8 min ·
How to care for solid brass: the complete guide
Everyday care, removing tarnish, living with a patina, lacquered versus bare, and the few things that genuinely damage brass, bronze and copper.
- Care · 5 min ·
How to clean a Moroccan brass lamp
Dust once a month, polish once a year or never. The safe way to clean a pierced brass lamp, and the one mistake that damages it.