This is a traditional Moroccan door knocker. It has been used for a long time, mainly in the old medinas of Morocco, such as Fez. A distinctive feature is that two knockers, one large and one small, are attached to a single door. The large knocker was for men and visitors, while the small knocker was for women. The difference in the sound of the knocking allowed those inside the house to determine who was visiting. This system originated from the Islamic culture's emphasis on etiquette, privacy, and consideration for the family. It was a very practical and respectful tradition, especially to prevent women inside the house from suddenly encountering men. Even today in Morocco, after the spread of intercoms and cameras, these door knockers continue to be used in many homes and riads as a cultural symbol. It is not just a decorative item, but a valuable traditional craft that conveys the history, religion, and lifestyle of Morocco to the present day. Brass star-shaped decorative hardware, antique design. - Material: Brass - Design: Star-shaped decoration - Application: Decorative hardware - Style: Antique Thank you for viewing.