The name Al Kir translates as the Moroccan blacksmith's bellows. This pattern is a reminder of a time when the bellows smokes and sounds were part of the Fes Medina's soundscape. 

New Moroccan Handmade Brass Tray

Handmade by the El Fasiki Family in Fez

Great for serving or as a decorative tray

Flat surface 

Product Details

• 100% Handmade Brass Tray
• Hand Hammered
• Stamped and Chiseled

The name Gooza translates as walnut. Walnuts are a very significant part of the holy month of Ramadan in Islamic tradition. On the 27th of Ramadan, Muslims celebrate the Ascension and Descent of the Prophet Mohammed from heavens. On the same day, Moroccans like to crack a walnut and spend the evening doing so. 

New Moroccan Handmade Brass Tray

Handmade by the El Fasiki Family in Fez

Great for serving or as a decorative tray

Flat surface 

Product Details

• 100% Handmade Brass Tray
• Hand Hammered
• Stamped and Chiseled

The name Dama translates as draughts. In a time when only upper Fes classes could afford to own and play chessboard, the brass artisans decided to engrave a pattern that democratizes the luxury ownership of draughts. 

New Moroccan Handmade Brass Tray

Handmade by the El Fasiki Family in Fez

Great for serving or as a decorative tray

Flat surface 

Product Details

• 100% Handmade Brass Tray
• Hand Hammered
• Stamped and Chiseled

New Moroccan Handmade Brass Tray

Handmade by the El Fasiki Family in Fez

Great for serving or as a decorative tray

Flat surface 

Product Details

• 100% Handmade Brass Tray
• Hand Hammered
• Stamped and Chiseled