Moroccan silver sugar bowl

Brassware is an ancestral art which refers to the artistic work of metal, the dinandier, forms the sheets of metals like copper, brass, silver, aluminum, nickel silver or even tin using Various tools, hammers and scissors. Brassware is an ancestral art of precision that requires a lot of time and coordination of an entire team. In Morocco, the city of Fes excels in the art of copperware, from the first dynasties that succeeded one another in Morocco, but it is under the Mérinides that the brassware has acquired its titles of nobility. The master craftsmen dinandiers of Biyadina, have acquired a solid mastery of this art, they excel in the manufacture and the shaping of teapots, trays, sugar bowls, photophores, mirrors etc ...