Fez — often spelled Fes — is Morocco's spiritual capital and home to Fes el-Bali, one of the world's largest and oldest walled medinas, a UNESCO World Heritage maze of tanneries, madrasas, and souks where indigo dye and zellige tile still define daily craft. Rank 30 in the Suncities collection, this print does not map Bab Bou Jeloud street by street; it reads like a riad wall peeled into layers: skyline silhouettes, a horseshoe arch framing lantern-lit alley depth, a glowing fanoos, Arabic script, and indigo textile geometry that feels hand-dyed rather than printed. Morocco without the brochure sunset — collage texture, navy depth, and enough gold to warm a room that already owns too much grey linen.