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Fes - Tannerie View gallery (15 photos)

Fez -Tannerie sent on December 19, 2015 (20:52) by Fabrix. 6 comments, 564 views.

at 18mm, 1/500 f/8.0, ISO 200, hand held. Fes leather tanneries, Morocco.

Le Concerie di Fez, o Chouara, con il loro odore pungente, le enormi vasche di pietra piene di pigmento e le pelli stese ad asciugare una dietro l'altra, sono famose in tutto il mondo. Il quartiere delle concerie medievali di Fez è un luogo da non perdere se siete in visita nella più antica delle città imperiali del Marocco. Qui sono impiegati tutt'oggi i processi utilizzati nel XVI secolo, quando Fez si è imposta come leader nella loro produzione, per trattare le pelli di mucca, cammello, pecora e capra. Le concerie sono accessibili ai turisti con una minima quota di ammissione ma potete ammirare lo straordinario spettacolo delle cisterne ad alveolo dai tetti a terrazzo dei numerosi negozi di pelletteria della Medina di Fez. I frenetici lavoratori, con le gambe nude colorate dai pigmenti multicolori, come il giallo curcuma, il blu indaco, il verde menta, puliscono le pelli, le ammorbidiscono, le colorano e infine le stendono ad asciugare. Il periodo migliore per visitare le Concerie è durante la mattina in quanto vi è più attività.

17 persons like it: Addisfotoluca, Adriano Ghiselli, Alberto Gaddi, Baribal, BiancaDicembre, Fefo, Frah86, Lightside, Luigi Biancucci, Lynk, MatthewX, Ornellaura, P.a.t 62, Phshoot, Stefanoghirardo, Zeromeno, Zipablo

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Luigi Biancucci

sent on December 20, 2015 (15:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful presentation, congratulations.
Louis

Fabrix

sent on December 20, 2015 (16:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Luigi, Thanks !!!

Baribal

sent on December 21, 2015 (20:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

A nice document, I had never heard of.
Hi Davide :-)

Fabrix

sent on December 21, 2015 (21:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hi Davide! Thanks for your visit!
greetings and best wishes for happy holidays
Fabrizio

Addisfotoluca

sent on April 07, 2016 (22:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I was in Morocco in 2005 and ric, ordo me that the guide gave us some mint leaves to smell, beautiful holiday, a country to be discovered for those who was not !!!! compliments for the gallery! a greeting Luca

Fabrix

sent on April 07, 2016 (23:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hi Luca! the mint leaves are an accessory behooves our noses there. Thanks for your visit!
A greeting
Fabrizio

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