Moroccan poster KOUTOUBIA

Here, the artist has painted the popular Koutoubia mosque, which is the largest in Marrakech, built in 1120. Almost no matter where you stand in the city, you can see the 77 meter high tower including the spire at the top. It can reportedly be seen from a distance of about 30 km! The mosque's name comes from the Arabic word "koutoub", which means books. The story behind the name is that before the mosque was built, there was a book market with up to 100 booksellers. At this time books were quite unknown in Christianity. The mosque, which is built of sandstone, has a simple appearance, while the minaret is finely decorated.

It is possible to purchase a frame in the exact color you want. By choosing a colored frame that matches the colors of the poster, the beauty of the poster is highlighted. Our frames add color and complete the whole look. It really is the icing on the cake. The frames are available in 30×40 and 50×70 respectively. The frames are shipped separately from your order as they are shipped from remote storage. The frames come with plexiglass, but if you prefer regular glass, just write it in the comments field.

The owner of Emu Gallery is the graphic designer Dorota, who lives in Poland. She loves to paint and is inspired by Scandinavian design in her art. She believes in minimalism a lot, and she states on Emu gallery's website: “I believe that you can express a lot with a single line, a clean shape and saturated colors. Her designs are therefore simple and stylish.