Dar Jmail : meknes city National Arts Museum

April 01, 2023

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Dar Jamai Museum is a 18th-century historic palace that was converted into a museum in the 1920s. It displays many artefacts, carved and dyed woodwork, traditional household furniture, precious silk garments the museum also has a design pavilion Andalusian.

Palace of Dar Jamie The Museum of Bamknes was built during the 19th century. It is also mentioned in the dome of the reception 1894.

Dar Al Museum offers a permanent exhibition of traditional arts and crafts in Meknes. The purpose of this new vision is to highlight the richness and diversity of the museum's collections, depending on the specific function of each hall and the close connection of the socio-cultural identity of the city's population.

The museum's basement, which consists of a courtyard, halls and a kitchen, features various traditional crafts that characterize Meknes.

The upper floor of the museum offers a model of a reception hall with traditional furniture in the late nineteenth century and manuscripts dating back to the 17th century.