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As thousands of fans travel to Morocco for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2025, many will want to take home a piece of the kingdom’s culture. Moroccan markets and souks are filled with treasures that combine tradition, craftsmanship, and vibrant identity. Here’s a guide to the top 12 Moroccan souvenirs you must bring home from Morocco during your football journey.

Moroccan Souvenirs. Credits: gocollette.com 1. Moroccan Tea Set

The iconic silver teapot, paired with colorful glasses, represents Moroccan hospitality. Perfect for preparing fresh mint tea, it’s a timeless souvenir.

2. Handwoven Carpets & Rugs

Each region has its own style: Beni Ourain rugs from the Atlas Mountains, or vibrant Berber carpets from the south. They are unique works of art.

Handwoven Carpets & Rugs. Credits: moroccomama.com

3. Babouches & Leather Goods

From hand-stitched bags to Babouches, Moroccan leather is durable and beautifully crafted. Fez tanneries are especially famous.

Moroccan Babouches. Credits: ecency.com @sweever

4. Moroccan Spices

Saffron, cumin, ras el hanout, and paprika – Moroccan spices will let you recreate the country’s flavors at home.

Moroccan spices

5. Argan Oil & Cosmetics

Known as “liquid gold,” argan oil is widely used in skin and hair care. Authentic products are found in cooperatives in southern Morocco.

Moroccan Argan Oil & Cosmetics. Credits: myfmpa.ma

6. Moroccan Lanterns

Handmade from brass or iron with stained glass, these lanterns bring a warm oriental touch to any home.

Moroccan Lanterns. Credits: Nourlamps.com

7. Traditional Pottery & Ceramics

Fez and Safi are famous for blue and green ceramics, while Marrakesh offers colorful plates, Tajines to coock authentic meals and bowls decorated by hand.

Traditional Pottery & Ceramics. Credits: story-rabat.com

8. Moroccan Jewelry

Silver Berber jewelry, adorned with amber or coral, makes for a meaningful and stylish souvenir.

Moroccan Jewelry. Credits: moroccotravel.co

9. Djellaba or Kaftan

Traditional Moroccan clothing is both elegant and comfortable. Many fans enjoy buying a djellaba or kaftan to wear at home.

Djellaba or Kaftan. Credits: moroccotravel.co

10. Moroccan Zellige Tiles

Handcrafted mosaic tiles showcase Morocco’s centuries-old art of geometric design. Small decorative pieces are popular among travelers.

Moroccan Zellige Tiles. Credits: duneceramics.com

11. Moroccan Sweets

Gazelle horns, almond cookies, or honey chebakia are perfect edible gifts to share with family and friends.

Moroccan Sweets. Credits: themoroccanbakery.com

12. Moroccan Football Jerseys

No AFCON trip would be complete without buying a Moroccan national team jersey or local club shirt – the ultimate football souvenir.

Moroccan Football Jerseys. Credits: footyheadlines.com

From artisanal crafts to culinary delights, Morocco offers endless options for souvenirs that reflect its rich heritage. Whether you choose a traditional rug, a tea set, or a football jersey, each item tells a story of your AFCON 2025 adventure.

Eugène Delacroix:

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