The archway design in this photo is beautiful! Amazing craftmanship!
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Photo across one of the squares within the palace.
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Even the doors were well-designed and coloured!
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Another archway.
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Looking up at the archway!
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One of the window arches.
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Another ceiling.
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The trimming linking the walls and ceiling.
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We were taken to the local 'shared-oven'. Women would bring down their dough and ask the oven-man to 'bake' the bread.
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...et voila - the finished product(s)!
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The alley-ways were full of metal-work, engravers and other local tradesman.
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This one was milling the wood!
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...using his feet!
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The freshly dyed materials let out to dry in the sunlight. The dyes were all natural, e.g. saffron from the yellow.
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Plenty of orange traders were in the "Djemaa el-Fna" - heart of the city!
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As it was late-afternoon, the square was being transformed from fruit sellers and shows (inc. snake whistlers - or whatever their called), to restaurant traders!
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Monkey attractions...
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View looking towards the Djemaa el-Fna!
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