or also called “izar”, is one of the emblematic and traditional Moroccan outfits that women, but also men, wore outside and over their clothes. In a Muslim land, believers attach extreme importance to the modesty shown through clothing, the Haïk, characterized by its plain, refined color as well as its breadth, is, in the collective mind, a symbol of purity and elevation. .
From time immemorial, and until the 20th century, the manufacture of gold wire in Morocco was a Jewish specialty. Vicar and Le Tourneau report that it was also “one of the oldest, most renowned and most important industries in the mellah (Jewish quarter) of Fez. “”The gold wire industry in the mellah of Fez Vicar Marcel and the Tourneau Roger 1936 in the Bulletin économique du Maroc”
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