Moroccan bellows in wood, leather & bone

550.00 MAD

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This handcrafted Moroccan bellows (40 × 15 cm) is made in Marrakech by Master Hajel. Built from solid cedar wood and genuine leather, it features engraved bone ornaments, sometimes tinted with natural henna pigment. Each piece, available in plain or decorated finish, is a unique blend of tradition and craftsmanship. The forged iron nozzle ensures powerful airflow, while the handmade assembly gives each bellows its distinctive soul. Both decorative and fully functional, it celebrates Morocco’s ancestral mastery of wood, leather, and fire.

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Would you like a custom-made bellows? Our Marrakech workshop can create bespoke pieces based on your preferences: specific dimensions, personalized engravings, choice of wood or leather tones, or deeper henna detailing. You can even request additional bone ornaments or a symbolic motif inspired by Amazigh art. Each order is individually studied and quoted for free. The result is a one-of-a-kind handcrafted piece, both useful and artistic, designed to last for generations.

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The Moroccan fireplace bellows is a timeless symbol of warmth and tradition. Once essential in every home to ignite ovens and stoves, it now represents a bridge between heritage and design. Crafted entirely by hand by Master Hajel, this model honors one of the last remaining bellows artisans in Marrakech.

Cedar wood is chosen for its strength, fragrance, and smooth texture. Hand-carved and polished, it develops a natural patina over time. Genuine leather, stitched manually, ensures durability and airtight function. The forged iron nozzle is produced locally, providing efficiency and character.

What makes this bellows exceptional are its carved bone details — recovered, polished, and delicately engraved. The plain version reveals the bone’s ivory shade, while the decorated version uses natural henna dye to highlight the patterns. This ancient pigment, applied by hand, softly stains the surface with warm amber tones without damaging it.

The designs engraved in the bone are inspired by Berber protective symbols, evoking harmony and balance. Hung near a fireplace or displayed on a wall, it becomes both a conversation piece and a living relic of Moroccan craftsmanship.

Owning this bellows means supporting a vanishing art form while adding an authentic touch of Marrakech to your home — a true heirloom born from fire and hands.