The traditional Moroccan water seller, a recognizable figure in places like Place Mohammed V near the Pigeon Fountain in Casablanca, embodies a piece of Moroccan heritage. Wearing an eye-catching outfit with bright red and gold fringes, he carries a decorated leather water pouch and polished copper cups. His attire not only reflects cultural traditions but also enhances the visual charm of the bustling square. As a symbol of hospitality, he offers refreshing sips of water to locals and tourists, adding to the lively atmosphere of the area. A 360-degree panorama captures the dynamic energy of the square, featuring the water seller amid the daily activity. The immersive view highlights the interplay between tradition and modernity, showcasing the vibrant crowd, the architectural beauty of the surroundings, and the lively interactions taking place. This scene provides a glimpse into one of Casablanca’s most culturally rich and visually striking locations.