Morocco, a Thousand and One Roses
From the 3rd till the 5th of Mai, the small town of El Kelaat M'Gouna, in the south of Morocco celebrates the Rosa Madascena. The region is famous for the little flower that enchants perfume makers all over the world, and is of particular importance to the inhabitants of the province of Ouarzazate. The harvest of roses lasts for two months and represents a period of joy and hope for an entire population. A journey through a valley to discover a flower that has been part of the daily life of Moroccans throughout the centuries.
- Photographer
- Delphine Warin
- Text
- Audrey Setbon
- Country
- Morocco
- Published
- August 2002
- Images
- 45
- Reference
- 196-50068
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