Weshma Kaftan

Kaftan


 Such a beautiful story

If traditional clothing has long hidden the body and all the feminine curves, it has been able to evolve pleasantly and shake up prejudices.




This almost immutable costume for an eternity has become more flexible, lightened, modernized.


 The kaftan has been nourished over the centuries by multiple influences, it is a very sought-after garment that is worn close to the body, underlines the silhouette, highlights the feminine forms. A garment shaped according to the mood, talent and gift of the creators. It seeks to enhance femininity.


The Moroccan kaftan is a prestigious outfit, Not to mention the embroidery, which is an essential element that gives a nice look to the outfit. A so-called ancestral art, the objective being to create a modern, elegant, easy to wear garment and richly worked in every detail.

Discover a selection of unique kaftan.

Kaftans that are both fluid and super feminine.

Beautiful lengths on which is carried out an important work of embroidery, in "silk" or "skalli", richly decorated with pearl sometimes to the back.



Through this selection, colors, techniques and embroidery patterns or even materials that are both luminous and sober, radiate elegance and authenticity under the coolness of autumn evenings.




A work that highlights all the beauty and brilliance of the maâlam's work.

Weshma connects traditional art with modernity. Our models are inspired by daily circumstances, everything is made with care and delicacy to offer you a traditional luxurious product. 

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