As the Berber men hover clay, conical-shaped tagine pots, the fragrant aromas of lamb, garlic and lemons waft through the sun-drenched air. The smoke from the charcoal fire creates a haze, a hint of mystery accentuated by the shadows cast…
A Room of One’s Own by Edward Kiersh
Amid the thousands of original, hand-painted “Azulejos,” art exhibitions celebrating the whimsical poetry of Light, and centuries-old furnishings, hospitality, harmony, and intimacy take on new meaning. Here there is such a luxurious emphasis on Lao Tse inspired values and respect…
The blue city – Kiss through the glass.
Unexpectedly, our life became virtual in many aspects of our life: work, study, going to the museum or opera – all through the screen of the monitor. And the feeling is the same as from a kiss through the glass.…
Symbolism in Egyptian Art
The oldest preserved examples of painting come from times of ancient Egypt and were found on fragments of ceramic, linen cloth and on the walls. The depicted scenes landscape of the Nile and were full of images of animals, especially…
Adventure down the Nile by Natalia Jedrasiewicz
Nothing more nothing less . A very intense week, but it’s better to give up nothing. Each additional attraction turned out to be a great adventure. The very journey by boat up the Nile, the Art Nouveau decor, transfers into…