Bill Yadi is a brand founded by Wafae Zaoui, dedicated to preserving and revitalizing Morocco’s artisanal heritage. Combining design, calligraphy, and leatherwork, Bill Yadi specializes in creating exquisite handmade leather accessories that are beautifully adorned with hand-painted calligraphy.
What sets Bill Yadi apart is its unwavering commitment to preserving traditional artisanal techniques and skills, while also supporting local artisans and small businesses. Each meticulously crafted product reflects a dedication to detail and a pursuit of perfection. Bill Yadi offers a range of customizable items, allowing customers to personalize their accessories with colors and calligraphic patterns or initials, resulting in a truly unique piece that embodies their individuality.
Bill Yadi’s refined designs and elegant calligraphy seamlessly blend the authentic with the modern, breathing new life into Moroccan craftsmanship. The brand strives to be the top choice for individuals seeking distinctive and personalized artisanal products. By choosing Bill Yadi, customers not only acquire exquisite handmade items, but also contribute to the preservation of time-honored traditions and the growth of local communities. Our raw material, leather, is mainly sourced from Moroccan tanneries that adhere to the standards set by the Moroccan Ministry of Industry and Trade.
Beyond creating exceptional products, Bill Yadi hosts workshops and events to share the art of artisanal creation with its customers. These immersive experiences offer insights into the brand’s world, provide an opportunity to learn about artisanal techniques, and deepen one’s appreciation for the cultural heritage woven into each piece. Bill Yadi aims to infuse the creation process with a human touch, championing the value of craftsmanship and the support of local artisans.
At Bill Yadi, a profound belief in the value and stories behind handcrafted products underpins everything we do. The ultimate goal is to foster a community of individuals who appreciate the artistry and uniqueness of Bill Yadi’s creations, while simultaneously safeguarding Morocco’s rich cultural heritage and empowering local artisans.
We offer bulk orders for companies!
At Bill Yadi, we specialize in understanding and catering to our client’s unique requirements.
We offer a broad range of meticulously handcrafted leather products. This includes, but is certainly not limited to, passport cases, coin purses, and tote bags.
Our customization goes beyond just adding calligraphy – we can personalize the whole design of the product to align seamlessly with your company’s theme, ethos, or branding.
Whether you’re looking for distinctive corporate gifts or promotional items, we’re equipped to create objects that balance your needs and budget perfectly.
Get in touch with us today to place your bulk order and make a lasting impression.
Team members
Wafae Zaoui
Kawthar Zaoui
Chmicha
Yousra Waaziz
Leila Kutub
Leila Kutub is a graphic designer and illustrator who joined the Bill Yadi team in 2023. With her background in print and digital graphic design, Leila has been actively involved in the rebranding efforts of Bill Yadi. She has played a significant role in shaping the visual identity of Bill Yadi and continues to contribute to its graphic design needs.
We wouldn’t be able to make it without them
Mohamed Lagaas
Leatherworker, Medina of Rabat. Craftsman for 23 years.
Mohamed is Billyadi's 1st collaborator, a great enthusiast of his work and our reference in the trade's know-how. Wafae has learned a lot from him and continues to learn through their exchanges around leatherwork.
Mohamed gives us technical advice, prepares our leather cases and sometimes helps us with production.
As for the future of his profession, Mohamed says: "I'm not very optimistic, I can't see any further development. My only motivation is my love for this work!"
Abdellatif Skizi
Woodturner, Musical instrument maker, Essaouira. Craftsman for 30 years, successor of his father's trade.
The collaboration with Abdellatif was a result of discovering his small store in the Essaouira medina, where Abdellatif now creates the wooden pawns for our travel chessboard.
Abdellatif on the future of handicrafts: "My only wish was to pass on my knowledge to my son, who works with me, but he wants to do something else, it doesn't interest him, and that's unfortunate."
Taha Benazzouz
Wood lathing and small carpentry, Rabat Medina. Craftsman for 20 years. Taha makes wooden lamps, small tables and chairs.
Taha prepares the bases for our leather chests/boxes. He's very attentive to our ideas, and never stops evolving and developing his work.
Taha on the future of handicrafts: "Things are going well at the moment, and I hope they will continue to do so!"
Achraf El Bekkali
Young leather craftsman, Casablanca medina. Craftsman for 10 years. Achraf loves his work, he designs and makes all kinds of leather goods.
We've recently started working with him and he's going to help us prepare our stock of products.
Achraf on the future of handicrafts: "I'm confident and quite optimistic about what's still to come."
