Region: Maroc (Anti-Atlas, province de Tiznit)
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Tiznit, a fortified town in southern Morocco (province of Tiznit), was renowned for its mellah where Jewish jeweler artisans, masters of the niello-on-silver technique, had settled. Their jewelry — necklaces, fibulae, bracelets — constituted the traditional adornments of Amazigh women of the Souss and the Anti-Atlas. The community emigrated to Agadir and Israel in the 1950s–1960s; a few pieces of their production are today preserved in museum collections.
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