Habous handcrafted metal lanterns

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Look beyond the teapots for pierced metal lamps. Check joints and sharp edges, ask about the metal, and confirm whether electrical fittings are included. Arrange protective wrapping before carrying one home. Buying guide; individual vendor and stock vary. Source: https://www.visitmorocco.com/en/travel/casablanca/shopping Photo: representative Moroccan craft image from the Moroccan National Tourist Office; actual stock varies.

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Other

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Habous metalwork shops

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Casablanca

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Where: Habous quarter, Casablanca

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