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Graved brass

Creating exceptional lightly fixture and door that enhance the decoration of buildings .The use of carved brass in buildings represented in huge chandeliers hanging from the center of mosque’s ceilings or dooms is essential to reflect the cultural or the religious value for places. Arabesque offers Elegant carved brass doors such as the doors for the royal palace of the king of Morocco in Fez as well as chandeliers, sconces, mirrors, and new lines of wood doors inlaid with brass.

Graved stucco plaster

Arabesque Moresque committed to design and hand crafted plaster using the traditional ancient craving methods
The plaster is applied in layers several centimeters thick over the surface to be decorated, then it is carefully smoothed By a Tarrah; Plaster layer master. Then symmetry and measuring points are drawn by Khatat; Drawing master, or Maallem. Which is the most difficult phase that requires the skills of a master craftsmen and usually done by the Maalem. A stencil is then used to produce the motif by a Nakash; carver.
The process of carving requires a great deal of experience, skills, and patience. The carver starts working on a very slow setting of plaster. Before the plaster gets too hard, the carver uses an iron tool to chisel the plaster at specific depths. . When it gets hard, water is applied on plaster to make it easy for carving. This technique of carving can be used in all kind of motif; calligraphy, geometry or floral arabesque
All phases of production and installation of Arabesque carved plaster are done on site including Muquarnas; Honeycomb vault. Every detail of carving and finishing are performed on site. Because of the flexibility of techniques used in carving on plaster, many decorations with difficult constraints are used on uneven surfaces.

Graved and hand painted wood

Arabesque offers two main lines of decoration on wood
Arabesque offers two lines of ornamental styles on wood. Carved, or and painted wood on premium cedar wood. Arabesque decorative wood fits in ceilings, domes, friezes, as well as doors, windows, and Musharabiyyah.
The use of colors in Islamic art and especially in Moresque decoration is vital.
Whether in decorating a house, palace, or hotels, the use of well coordinated colors and Moresque decoration is always finding its place. Because of the beauty and the quality of Moroccan cedar wood, we use it in all our wood decorative styles and furniture. Our master craftsmen use their talent and experience to masterpieces of product applying Moresque decorative styles.

Traditional Moroccan, tiles, zilije

Arabesque Moresque, a one source provider of Moroccan andaloucian Zellij for building . Zellij is a sort of mosaic that uses pieces that are cut very precisely from monochromatic enameled tiles after being baked.

The use of Zellij is popular in walls, fountains, floors and columns.
The use of bright colors and geometric design patterns with interlace or double interlaces can be found only in prestigious buildings such as palaces , hotels, mosques, etc…..! that ornate the fountains in a courtyard of a villa . it's patterns are essentially geometric.