The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Moroccan Court, a tribute to Merinid art

Since 2011, the Metropolitan Museum of Art has been home to a Moroccan court that required a trip to Fez and the work of several months of Moroccan artisans. The design of this courtyard is inspired by Al Attarin and Al Bu-'Inaniyya, two 14th-century Madrasas of Fez built during the reign of the Merinid sultans.