We are now allowing the customers to special order these doors: This door was carved in Tifinagh language after my daughter’s name “ Salima” some on Etsy have copied my doors not even knowing the carving meaning. We have shared these carvings with many of our customers for than two decades. This is a stunning example of a traditional Moroccan hand-carved wooden door. Its design features several hallmarks of Berber Moroccan and Moorish craftsmanship, characterized by deep relief carvings and symbolic geometric patterns. Key Design Features Arched Silhouette: The door utilizes a classic **Horseshoe arch (or Moorish arch) profile, which is a signature element of Moroccan and Islamic architecture. Geometric Symbolism: The carvings include various traditional motifs: Sunbursts: The semi-circular patterns at the top often represent light or celestial elements. Interlocking Lines: These represent the infinite nature of creation, a common theme in Islamic art. Berber/Amazigh Influence: The more angular, tribal patterns in the central panels reflect Berber design, known for its bold, abstract symbolism. Materials and Finish: These doors are crafted from Cedarwood or Moroccan wood, which is native to the Atlas Mountains of Morocco and prized for its durability and natural fragrance. The dark, rich stain highlights the intricate textures of the carving. Traditional Hardware: The heavy metal latch and ring handles are hand-forged, providing a rustic, functional contrast to the detailed woodwork. Decorative Use In modern interior design, pieces like this are often used as: Statement Entrances: Creating a dramatic first impression for a home or room. Decorative Headboards: Repurposed as a focal point in a bedroom. Wall Art: Mounted as a large-scale sculptural piece to add texture and history to a space.
- The brass knockers and handles are not included - Stain option is available
