The whole aspect of their design is via symmetry and patterns, apparent in their building crafts, trades and art as well as fashion. It makes for some eye shattering displays of colour and repetition that I personally find quite intriguing.

Morocco design is influenced heavily by religion from what I could gather, not unlike Rome and the Vatican´s influence on the middle ages art.

I will be bringing more examples and Moroccan design styles as I come across them!

I guess I better get back into the surf in morocco as I havent been as active as I should have been recently but to surf morocco might be just what I need to get back into the swing orf things. Im used to the Atlantic Ocean surf as back home we surfed the North Coast orf Ireland and it was FREEZING there so hopefully Morocco will be nice and warm!

Any one else got any surf input or feedback? If I get a decent day I will definately provide some photos of the surf morocco stylez and see what you think.

Its shame apparently and its shame to the extent that it actually means something in Moroccan society. Not like Western Society it seems where shame is something never admitted to or even appreciated for what it is exactly and what it means… we have no shame at times and I think this is a bad thing to be honest.

Shame was what safeguarded society against falling into the pit, not a specific pit but any pit to be honest, in the eyes of your fellow man and all that was of such importance at one time (and still is but incredibly warped) that it ment you stepped up and did the right thing, now it seems its the opposite and its who can do the worst thing.

So the Moroccasn call it Hshuma and boy oh boy is it important. To gain Hshuma in the eyes of your peers in Morocco can be incredibly bad and will mean you will have to do alot of public dispalys of goodness to gain back some social standing etc.