Morocco is crowned traditions, doors of court paper plate

This design celebrates Moroccan heritage by blending tradition and modernity into a single, prideful emblem: a modern five‑point star ,drawn from zellige tile geometry ,with deliberate gaps and rhythmic patterns that evoke handcrafted tilework; a bold wordmark set across the star whose letters contain storytelling motifs in each 'o' (camel, traditional door, palm) that evoke landscape, architecture, and oasis life; and a map‑shaped negative space at the star’s upper band that anchors the mark to the Kingdom of Morocco, symbolising unity, identity, and cultural continuity. ❶ Five-point star in this design: A modern five‑pointed star emblem derived from Moroccan zellige tile geometry. It preserves essential zellige forms and deliberate gaps that recall tile joints and rhythmic patterns, simplifies and arranges these elements within the star’s radial symmetry, and creates a clean, highly legible symbol that fuses traditional Moroccan identity with a modern interpretation of the Kingdom of Morocco, conveying pride and heritage. ❷ Morocco wordmark: set across the star in a clear display-style type; each letter contains a distinct symbol reflecting Moroccan culture. ❸ First "o" (camel): a camel shape evokes Moroccan desert landscapes and traditional travel, highlighting the country’s desert geography and tourism. ❹ Middle "o" (door-shaped negative space): a negative-space icon shaped like a traditional Moroccan door; it conveying architectural heritage, craftsmanship and local authenticity. ❺ Last "o" (palm tree): a palm tree icon evokes oasis scenery in Moroccan desert regions. ❻ At the upper part of the star (map-shaped negative space): a negative-space depiction of the Kingdom of Morocco map, embodying national unity and geographic identity. ✃ “This design is customisable. Click the *EDIT THIS DESIGN* button to personalise the design. You can change the colours by filter, move elements, resize and add your own text or your design.”