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The museum not only highlights the artistic craftmanship and intricate techniques used by Moroccan artisans but also explores the cultural and social significance of jewellery in Moroccan traditions, particularly during weddings, religious events, and celebrations.
The National Museum of Jewelry, also known as the National Finery Museum situated in Rabat, Morocco, showcases the country’s diverse and rich heritage in traditional jewelry. It features an extensive collection from various Moroccan regions, including Amazigh silver pieces, luxurious urban jewelry, and symbolic Saharan designs.
The museum was first established in 1915 in the ancient pavilions erected under the reign of Sultan Moulay Ismail in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. The cultural institution underwent two years of restoration work from 2020 to 2022.
The museum not only highlights the artistic craftsmanship and intricate techniques used by Moroccan artisans but also explores the cultural and social significance of jewelry in Moroccan traditions, particularly during weddings, religious events, and celebrations.
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The institution functions as an educational and interactive space, welcoming visitors of all ages and promoting awareness and appreciation of Morocco’s intangible cultural heritage.
