Master Hilab Workshop
In the Marrakech medina, Master Hilab handcrafts pierced, hammered and engraved metal pieces, creating luminous, durable decor rooted in authentic Moroccan craftsmanship and traditional handmade techniques.
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Galvanized Cat Key Holder
From 320.00 -

Pierced teardrop candle holder
From 340.00 -

Hammered brass Sun & Moon set
From 370.00 -

Wall gecko in engraved brass
From 400.00 -

Hammered brass seahorse decor
From 430.00 -

Hammered brass wall fish
From 430.00 -

Metal Cat Mask Wall Key Rack
From 480.00 -

Porte-clés mural hiboux métal
From 480.00 -

Oriental pierced egg candle
From 530.00 -

Oriental Pierced Sphere Candle
From 530.00 -

Brass oriental amphora candle
From 530.00 -

Oriental pierced wall sconce
From 660.00 -

Hammered Metal Wall Dragonfly
From 780.00 -

Decorative hammered brass rooster
From 790.00 -

Pierced oriental teardrop lamp
From 790.00 -

Oriental pierced globe lamp
From 860.00 -

Egg-shaped pierced brass lamp
From 920.00 -

Savannah wall coat rack
From 940.00 -

Wall coat rack in hammered brass
From 1,180.00
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Pierced Metalwork by Master Hilab
In the medina of Marrakech, Master Hilab preserves the rare craft of pierced metalwork. In his workshop, every piece is shaped entirely by hand from brass or a carefully selected tin–silver alloy. Each design begins with a precise drawing, then the metal is cut, pierced, hammered and polished using traditional techniques that give every creation its unique character. Hilab works without industrial molds: every opening, curve and texture reflects a patient, controlled gesture repeated over years of practice.
His collections include oriental pierced lamps, sculpted candle holders, decorative wall sconces, stylized animals, engraved Hand of Fatima plaques, and many types of wall art. Master Hilab’s style is recognizable in his delicate floral and geometric patterns, the precision of his cutwork, and the subtle balance he creates between shadow and light. When a lamp is lit, it casts moving patterns that transform the room and reveal the soul of his craft.
Some pieces are made from recycled brass or polished tin, reinforcing the sustainable nature of his work. Nothing is imported: each object is imagined, drawn and crafted locally, inside the medina. By choosing a creation from Master Hilab on Online Medina, you support an independent artisan and an authentic Moroccan tradition, far from mass-produced items. Every piece carries a gesture, a material and an artistic vision deeply rooted in Moroccan heritage.


















