Open Hearts Mend

01/08/2026

Our loose fit Luna has landed with the most beautiful hand block print cotton florals.

These are great layered with clashing prints or plain hues, and of course great just by itself.

Not on website yet.

27/07/2026

Here are most of the large Berber Rugs

Running parallel with our business ethos we are stocking these beauties @ OHM to support families who lost their homes in the devastating earthquake that went through the High Atlas in 2023, where 3000 people lost their lives over those days.

They had to start selling off their rugs in order to rebuilt their homes.
I feel blessed that the right people, at the right time met with me, and we took it from there.
Beautiful connections were built 🙏
No push. No pull. Just flow.

It is an incredible honour and privilege to have these rugs here, at this time.

If you want a closer look, please DM me, or better even, drop by ❤️

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26/07/2026

The bebe Berber Rugs 💛🧡🩷

04/07/2026

Vulnerable words incoming, because:
travelling truths!!!

There are places that charm you instantly.

And then there are others that ask something of you first.
And that is to accept the darker challenge.

Today, Fez is doing exactly that.

I just left the tanneries, the largest leather dying place globally, dating back to the 11th century.
Same stone vats.
Same techniques.
Same rhythm of work passed down through generations.

The heat settles over everything, the ugly scent of the tanneries linger in the air long before I even got there.

They hand you a small branch of mint when you go up the many many many stairs.

The medina unfolds as I walk, like a maze with no obvious beginning or end.

Alleyways, upon alleyways, unexpected turns, twists, moments of confusion, and more than once, the feeling of being completely cornered by men.

Scared?
Absolutely frightened.

A strong need to just get out!
But you cannot show the panic that is building in you, so holding it all tightly inside.
Neatly packaged
Not the romantic version of travel you see in postcards.

Somewhere in all that chaos, people have been working leather by hand for centuries.

Life carries on through the noise, the colour, unbelievable craftsmanship, and even more unbelievable disorder.

Here, in this place, I am not falling in love, in fact, hugely challenged by being harassed, followed, swore at as a women travelling solo because I don't do as they say by purchasing or by following them deeper into their maze.

My intuition thundered like the biggest storm in my chest.

Didn't expect to tell this story.
I also hope I just had a bad experience and that it is not always like this, though I have heard some other harrowing tales.

Then, like magic on my way out, a little girl pulls me into a tiny family cafe and makes me the best God given mint tea I will ever taste.

Good old ferken hearty sob, head in hands, for it all as I allow that hot tea to settle in my nervy belly 🌿

So grateful for this beautiful family.

They invited me back for a Moroccon party tonight.
I don't know if I have it in me to handle another maze.

All in all, I am glad I got up there to observe something so ancient

01/07/2026

I notice there is a different kind of wealth here.
And simplicity seems to be the currency, measured in time, most definitely not things.

Mint tea shared with strangers which feels like you have known them for life times.

Oh, and the quiet you can hear between mountain peaks.

The warmth of this Berber family lodge after some hours spent wandering ancient paths definitely feels like home, arriving as you are is very much welcomed.

Some places don't entertain you, instead they soften you, and somewhere between the silence, the stone, and the sky, you remember that a full life doesn't always have to be a busy one.

So many exhales!
Pattern changing...... ❤️

30/06/2026

Absolutely pinching myself, with a heart willingly stretched wide open.
Arriving in The Atlas Mountains stirring something very deep in me 🥹🌿🤍

28/06/2026

I am so content.
Definitely the medicine I needed.
Long strolls and slow observations.

Near the souks in Marrakech there's a tiny café called Chez Bismilah Sand Coffee.

Tucked down a narrow alley near the medina.

It has become well known for preparing coffee in the traditional hot-sand method.

The brewing process is a bit special.

Small brass pots are filled with finely ground coffee, water, and an incredible blend of spices.

Instead of sitting over a flame, the pot is nestled into very hot sand, moved around which heats it slowly and evenly.

Been wanting to experience this for years.
Done ✔️ 😉

24/06/2026

*epic discounts* on ALL of our bags too 😘🙏❤️

17/06/2026

17/06/2026

WILDLING FROCKS ⬇️ to 90 💰

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