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Mustapha Blaoui
The guide was updated:A museum in its own right, this lesser known shop houses a stunning display of local arts and crafts that are a pleasure to browse through and purchase at reasonable, fixed prices.
Useful Information
- Address: 142-144 Arset Aouzale, Marrakesh
- Opening hours: Daily 10am–7:30pm
- Website: www.instagram.com/mustaphablaoui
- Phone: +212 5243 85240
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