From the 'standard' Arabic culture, Morocco has developed an elaborate patchwork of artistic traditions. So while the circle dance known as ahidous is ancient and symbolic to the Berbers, there'll be no naked decapitating of chickens here anymore thanks very much.
Crafts are another staple of Morocco.
An equally rich heritage lives on in the production of carpets, pottery, jewellery, brassware and woodwork. Painted and sculpted panels for interior decoration are commonplace, and intricate tiled ornamentation still graces the interior of various medersas and other religious buildings and wealthy homes. The mashrabiyya , screens allowing Muslim women to observe the goings-on in the street unseen, survive also. While these items aren't likely candidates for souvenirs, they do serve to show that Moroccan crafts aren't completely dependent on floods of tourists. From the outside looking in, Morocco has inspired all sorts of artists.