Collection: The Ben Yusuf
The Ben Yusuf Collection draws from the intricate craftsmanship and geometric mastery of the Ben Yusuf Madrasa in Marrakesh, Morocco. Built in the 14th century, the madrasa became a center of learning and artistry, attracting students and scholars from across the region.
It was later restored during the reign of the Saadian dynasty, who ruled Morocco in the 16th and early 17th centuries. Known for their lavish patronage of the arts, the Saadians transformed the madrasa into a showcase of architectural refinement. Carved stucco, colorful tilework, and finely detailed cedar latticework came together in a space that reflected both intellectual and visual harmony.
This collection captures the spirit of that setting through patterns that emphasize interlocking star forms, angular repetition, and architectural clarity. The geometry is bold yet precise, evoking the quiet complexity of spaces built for reflection and study.
Each piece is crafted with digital precision using premium wood filament and finished by hand, bringing centuries-old design into the present with clarity, care, and intention.
