Fez

In 2011, the Metropolitan Museum of Art unveiled the Patti Cadby Birch Court, an extraordinary Moroccan court nestled within its walls. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this architectural wonder was brought to life through the collaborative efforts of a dedicated team, including curators, historians, designers, and skilled craftsmen. The inspiration for the Moroccan Court traces its roots to the historic madrasas of Fez, which served as the heart of intellectual and cultural life in the Western Islamic world during the medieval era. Drawing from traditional methods dating back to the 15th century, the craftsmen from the Naji Family played a pivotal role in recreating this masterpiece. Their hands, weathered from years of dedication, shaped every intricate detail. The courtyard's