Stunning Moroccan rug made by berbers in Morocco, Filled with bright, magnetic colors, intricate geometric patterns of rustic rugs, lantern-style lights and plush ottomans, this berber rug style inspires you to embrace the bold and the extravagant. Here is an astonishing berber rug that will make your living room celebrate the timeless Moroccan spirit in a special way, while staying relevant in the contemporary world. this berber rug is Hand knotted by women, this berber rug preserves a distinct cultural presence, dynamic symbolism and a vibrant color palette. Basically red, it features colorful berber patterns with intricate traditional symbols.

Boujad RUG are known as The BENI OUARIAN ones , Efficient protection against the winter cold in snowy highland areas. Each rug tells the story of the weaver and symbolizes their life in patterns. The tribal patterns can tell stories of life, death, beliefs, appreciation or major life events. Traditionally the art of creating these rugs would be passed down through generation as mother would teach daughter and so on.

Boujad Rugs are colorful pieces made from pure wool and cotton mix and distinguished tribal designs unique to each weaver. The colors were created from vegetable dye or by using threads of recycled colored cotton materials. You will never be able to find 2 identical authentic rugs and each rug is a unique piece of art. Style: Handmade Moroccan Boujad Berber Rug | Origin: Morocco| Material: 100% Nature Wool | Size: 1m 20cm x 2m 20cm

made of a moroccan berber rug

Berber flatwoven rug or -Shadwi- woven by the Berber tribe of the Aït Ouarda belonging to Aït Ouaouzguite confederation. These Berber tribes inhabit the region of the extinct volcano of the Siroua between the Moroccan High and Middle Atlas mountain range. This true ethnic textile art piece can barely found anywhere else in Morocc

Berber flatwoven rug or -Shadwi- woven by the Berber tribe of the Aït Ouarda belonging to Aït Ouaouzguite confederation. These Berber tribes inhabit the region of the extinct volcano of the Siroua between the Moroccan High and Middle Atlas mountain range. This true ethnic textile art piece can barely found anywhere else in Morocc

I have an infatuation with large designs and this rug delivers, it has such a beautiful design and bold colors that you just cannot find anywhere else.

moroccan beni ourain Beautiful geometric lozenges. clean very soft.perfect. VERY UNIQUE RUG WITH SYMBOLS OF BLESSING. symbol means the BARAKA MEANS THE BLESSING AND THE PROSPERITY

moroccan beni ourain Beautiful geometric lozenges. clean very soft.perfect. VERY UNIQUE RUG WITH SYMBOLS OF BLESSING. symbol means the BARAKA MEANS THE BLESSING AND THE PROSPERITY

Carpets from Boujad in the High Atlas region are characterized by their wool shaved patina, asymmetric motives sometimes very colorful. The weavers appropriators age-old tribal signs to express, over their work: their marriage, pregnancy, childbirth… True works of art, similar to arrays, they can be hung on the walls. Since the 1990s, their unique charm our interiors.

Style: Handmade Moroccan Boujad berber Rug | Origin: Morocco| Material: 100% Nature Wool | Size: 1m 90cm x 3m 10cm This original item was handmade using the local materials and tools below Wool his genuine natural wool comes from local sheep herds and can be found in souk, or marketplace. However, this cooperative only uses wool made from their homes and sheep, rather than buying it at the souk. Thread This rug is made using a 100% cotton warp. Cotton warp provides strong integrity of the rug over time. Amshtan The Amshtan is the traditional tool used to clean out and spin natural wool Tsagel he Tsagel is made from iron and is used to press down each level of warp as the rug is woven. Spindle This wooden tool takes freshly cleaned wool and spins it into thick thread that can be used to weave. Loom This single, tried and true loom, which the woman believe is nearly 50 years old, When the loom was created, it was likely controversial because the wood was expensive to source. It would take a whole village to invest in one.

Carpets from Boujad in the High Atlas region are characterized by their wool shaved patina, asymmetric motives sometimes very colorful. The weavers appropriators age-old tribal signs to express, over their work: their marriage, pregnancy, childbirth… True works of art, similar to arrays, they can be hung on the walls. Since the 1990s, their unique charm our interiors.

Style: Handmade Moroccan Boujad berber Rug | Origin: Morocco| Material: 100% Nature Wool | Size: 1m 90cm x 3m 10cm This original item was handmade using the local materials and tools below Wool his genuine natural wool comes from local sheep herds and can be found in souk, or marketplace. However, this cooperative only uses wool made from their homes and sheep, rather than buying it at the souk. Thread This rug is made using a 100% cotton warp. Cotton warp provides strong integrity of the rug over time. Amshtan The Amshtan is the traditional tool used to clean out and spin natural wool Tsagel he Tsagel is made from iron and is used to press down each level of warp as the rug is woven. Spindle This wooden tool takes freshly cleaned wool and spins it into thick thread that can be used to weave. Loom This single, tried and true loom, which the woman believe is nearly 50 years old, When the loom was created, it was likely controversial because the wood was expensive to source. It would take a whole village to invest in one.