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The BABOUCHE, emblematic slipper of Moroccan craftsmanship

The design of the slipper is a delicate job that requires many steps and traditional manufacturing tools. To fashion different types and shapes of slippers, the slipper craftsman must demonstrate creativity, precision and dexterity. It also uses ancestral manufacturing techniques, most of the time passed down from generation to generation. Indeed, this typical and authentic Moroccan shoe carries a very strong cultural identity. If it is an integral part of the habits and mores of Moroccans, it also constantly nourishes this rich and living heritage that can be found at the heart of Moroccan art. Even today, Moroccan slippers are sewn by hand and benefit from natural tanning. As comfortable as a slipper as it is as everyday shoes, it can be worn indoors or outdoors and has conquered the world for its practicality and comfort. The traditional leather shoe is divided into two main families, the city slipper or royal slipper and the Berber slipper or Dambira slipper. The city slipper is a traditional slipper that is distinguished by its pointed toe and refined style. The Bedouin slipper has a round or square toe and a thick rubber sole more suited to the lifestyles of rural populations.

From the tannery to the babouche

As with all traditional leather products, the process of making handmade slippers starts at the tannery and has been practiced for centuries. In the hands of Moroccan artisan tanners, the raw hide is first cleaned, washed, treated, soaked and kneaded to remove residues of grease, flesh and fur and break the resistance of the leather. The leather material can then be colored in a wide range of dyes to meet the needs of the market and the demands of Moroccan artisans. Other equally ancient and perfectly mastered techniques can make skin more shiny and obtain the desired suppleness. The leather can then be rinsed and dried in the sun before being sold to the babouchier who can then start cutting the ready-to-use skins in their workshop or stall. All that remains is to express all his art by creating very good quality belghas and cherbils. The work of the tanners will have required about thirty days before the manufacture of the slipper.

The natural dyeing of leather in the purest Moroccan tradition

If the ancestral artisanal work of the babouchier often arouses admiration, the ancestral rites specific to traditional Moroccan tanneries are also remarkable. It is in a multitude of basins that Moroccan tanners make leather dyes. The vision of these stone pits dedicated to leatherwork is an extraordinary spectacle. The leather dyeing process is itself rooted in Moroccan tradition and culture. In particular, it uses 100% natural pigments derived from plants or spices such as poppy flower, indigo leaf, saffron crocus, henna tree or mint. It allows to obtain all kinds of high quality finished leathers known for their unique texture and their shine that lasts over time. Marrakech can rightly be proud to host, at the Bab Debbagh gate, one of the oldest and most famous tanneries in Morocco.

Moroccan leatherwork, a traditional profession

The leatherworking technique is inseparable from Moroccan craftsmanship and its know-how makes it possible to transform all kinds of leather: cow, sheep, goat, camel ... Moreover, the word "morocco", which designates the skin of tanned goat and sheep gave its name to leather goods. In this sense, the Berber people are very representative of this meticulous work carried out over the centuries on Moroccan footwear. Nevertheless, according to fashions and inspirations, the job of babouchier has been able to adapt and the styles of traditional shoes from Moroccan craftsmanship have evolved over the years. Today, men, women, boys and girls can accessorize their outfits with handmade Moroccan leather shoes that match their look. Mid-shoe, mid-slipper slippers, mules, sandals, sandals, flip flops and other kilim boots are all authentic artisanal products that are displayed in plain leathers, patterns, with or without heels, adorned with embroidered sequins. … Because there is something for everyone. Browse our website and discover our collection to convince yourself.

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Babouches Berbères en cuir marron clair
Berber leather slippers in light brown
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Babouches Berbères en cuir rouge
Berber leather slippers in red
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Babouches Berbères en cuir orange
Berber leather slippers in orange
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Babouches Berbères en cuir bleu
Berber leather slippers in blue
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$29.55
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Babouches homme pointues en cuir jaune
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Men's pointed yellow leather slippers
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Tapered slippers made of brown leather for Men
Men's pointed leather slippers
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Tapered slippers made of brown leather for Men
Men's pointed dark blue leather slippers
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Men's pointed slippers in leather KHAKI
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Selma Slippers in Dark Gray Glitter
Deep purple selma slippers with sequins
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Babouche Selma paillettes argentée
Silver selma slippers with sequins
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Selma Slippers in Dark Gray Glitter
Dark green selma slippers with sequins
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Selma Slippers in Dark Gray Glitter
Parma violet selma slippers with sequins
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Sandales homme marocaines en cuir marron
Men's Moroccan sandals in brown leather
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$41.42
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tongs marocaines en cuir turquoise
Moroccan flip-flops in turquoise leather
$33.11
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Berber Sandals made of Brown Leather for Men
Men's Berber sandals in brown leather
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$41.42
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berber thongs made of natural leather and kilim
Moroccan natural leather and kilim flip-flops
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Ballerines marocaines en cuir noir
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Ghita ballerinas in black leather
$24.84
$35.48
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Ballerines marocaines en cuir camel
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Ghita ballerina in camel leather
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$24.84
$35.48
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Ballerines marocaines en cuir bleu
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Ghita ballerina in blue leather
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$24.84
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Ballerines marocaines en cuir orange
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Ghita ballerinas in orange leather
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Bottes cuir tapis berbere kilim rouge
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Berber leather and red kilim boots
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Berber boots with kilim and tassels
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Bottes cuir tapis berbere kilim bleu
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Berber leather boots with blue kilim
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Berber leather boots with beige kilim
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Morocco has been perpetuating its ancestral know-how in the manufacture of Moroccan slippers for centuries. In the country, this traditional shoe also known under the name of "belgha", was formerly regarded as the everyday shoe without distinction of social class. The spearhead of Moroccan leather craftsmanship, it takes on different shapes, colors and ornaments depending on the region. City slipper with a pointed tip or Berber slipper with a square or round tip, the Moroccan slipper looks like a light and easy to wear slipper. It is as aesthetic with embroidery, sequins, fine pearls and gilding as in its refined version in black leather. The traditional shoe continues to be an essential accessory of traditional costumes and the djellaba in major events and religious festivals in Morocco. And at the same time, she is reinventing herself to the point of making a place for herself in ethnic fashion. Moroccan shoes have never been so popular. We wear it as slippers to cocoon at home or as comfortable flat shoes to go out with a trendy bohemian chic look. Women particularly like it in its cherbil version. This traditional shoe embroidered with silk or gold threads is even a fashion shoe and a feminine and elegant beauty accessory. By purchasing your hand-made slippers on Babouchescuir.com, you trust the most qualified slipper craftsmen of Marrakech. We market quality authentic traditional products and our unique pieces meet all tastes. Our slippers and Moroccan leather shoes are available in a wide variety of designs so that each client, man, woman or child, can express their own style.

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