mecazsal
Mecazsal is a specialized technique in traditional Moroccan architecture and craftsmanship, primarily used in the construction and decoration of mosques, palaces, and high-value homes. The term "mecazsal" refers to an intricate form of surface ornamentation that combines carving, plasterwork, and tile inlays to create complex geometric and floral patterns. This technique exemplifies the cultural emphasis on detailed artistry and symbolic design prevalent in North African Islamic art.
Originating in the Islamic Golden Age, mecazsal has been refined over centuries, blending Moorish, Berber, and
Mecazsal's design principles emphasize symmetry, repetition, and the use of tessellation, reflecting broader Islamic artistic traditions.
Today, mecazsal continues to influence contemporary design and restoration projects, acting as a symbol of Moroccan