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Stories from Morocco's artisan community
September 9, 2014
The core experience of the Common Thread project is rooted in collaboration, understanding and the exchange of ideas. After the completion of the design workshop …
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September 9, 2014
The core experience of the Common Thread project is rooted in collaboration, understanding and the exchange of ideas. After the completion of the design workshop …
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Through Anou's online store, you can expand your business all while making a real impact in the lives of artisans across Morocco. Learn more about …
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When we were first asked how to clean and take care of Moroccan rugs, we simply asked the artisans who made them. “Well,” they said, …
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September 2, 2014
Cooperative Lfarah (http://www.theanou.com/store/55) ships another rug to Australia!Yes! In fact, artisans that use TheAnou.com to sell their work frequently fulfill orders from Australia. In terms …
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August 31, 2014
The key to the long-term success of the Anou community depends on whether the artisans and artisan leaders can develop the vision for their own …
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August 27, 2014
Summary: Starting on October 1st, Mustapha Chaouai of Association Nahda (http://www.theanou.com/store/9) will become the Anou community's second director. This is one of the most important …
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August 23, 2014
A customer recently wrote in and asked us what exactly is the difference between a flatweave, pile knot and Beni Ourain rug? We thought there would be …
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Through Anou's online store, you can expand your business all while making a real impact in the lives of artisans across Morocco. Learn more about …
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August 17, 2014
On August 6th, designer Sabrina Kraus Lopez (www.sabrinakrauslopez.com) and photographer Simon Mills (http://photosby.si) arrived in the Ait Bouguemez Valley and launched the first part of …
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