Wooden Textures in Marrakech
A narrow, sun-drenched alleyway in the Marrakech medina reveals a carpenter’s stall where a wooden hand plane rests on a workbench alongside a woven basket tray holding small metal fittings. The foreground is defined by the rough, dust-caked texture of the cedar planks and the sharp, geometric shadows cast by the slatted wooden shutters above. Sunlight spills over the edge of the stall, highlighting the grain of the wood and the intricate lattice of a nearby window that frames the busy street beyond. A passing tourist’s striped scarf drifts into the lower right corner, blurring slightly as it moves past the static, dusty stillness of the workshop.
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