<center>Sharbel in Morocco is a reflection of the symbiosis and coexistence between Arab and Amazigh culture. Although the shape of these shoes may differ for each, they are made of the same materials.
Fossil
The most common and most common is the one with the yellow-colored skin for men, and the so-called "Sharbel" in women. The colors vary and vary to suit all traditional Moroccan styles.
The city of Fez is the center of traditional Moroccan craftsmanship, especially within the Souk El Balagha stores, which include the most traditional craftsmen to sculpt and decorate the molds without leaving their original origin.
Edocan .. Amazigh language
It is the finely insulated insole, embellished with the dagger symbol of Amazigh culture or another form and graphic of this culture. As for the Persian language, the yellow dialukan is for men, while the red color is for women since ancient times.
This kind of language has been known since ancient times for its practical style. The mountain people were known for its durability due to the durability of the leather used in its manufacture, as well as the emphasis on the accuracy of its manufacture rather than decorating it, which in recent years has changed remarkably. Edokan has become part of the traditional Moroccan heritage, and demand is increasing, especially by tourists who visit Amazigh tourist areas.
Stages of Manufacturing
The process of fabrication begins with the rest of the traditional products, which are the basic material in Dar al-Dabbagh, where the skins of cow and goat are dyed and colored according to the most demanding colors by the traditional craftsmen who cut the skin parts according to specific sizes and in forms that suit the traditional models known as " "And" Cherbel ".
The tongue maker then sews the pieces and places them above the "butterfly", ie, the bottom of the shoe, which is also made of thick leather. The tongue is sewn and either hand-made to be the finest and the most expensive, or sewing machines to be less expensive and quality than the traditional ones.
The prices of traditional linguistics vary depending on the type of skin used and the method of manufacture. While some markets are sold for between $ 4 and $ 6, other types may increase their price further, given their quality, good manufacture and decorating.
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