1970s Berber Boucherouite Carpet Wool and cotton artifact 240×165 cm

Berber carpet hand-knotted in the 1970s in the Azilal region in the heart of the Moroccan High Atlas. Made from natural wool dyed with vegetable pigments, it features a lively compos...

Azilal Berber carpet hand-knotted in the 1980s in the Moroccan High Atlas, made from natural wool and cotton, decorated with multicolored patterns obtained from traditional plant dye...

Berber Beni Ourain carpet hand-knotted in the 1990s in Morocco's High Atlas region, made exclusively from undyed virgin wool selected for its quality, softness and natural ivory hue....

Vintage Beniourain carpet, handmade in the 1980s by Berber women artisans in the Moroccan High Atlas Mountains. This fine, large (416×210 cm) item has been hand-knotted from natural,...

Our vintage Moroccan rugs are part of a skillfully curated collection of rare and unusual designs. They are made of all-natural dyes and 100% handspun wool from the Atlas Mountain re...

Moroccan "Boucherouite" rug. A Moroccan rag rug, woven entirely with cut-up pieces of fabric from old clothes, etc. - boucherouite means rag or torn cloth in Moroccan Arabic. A relatively recent phenomenon, such weavings are products of socio-economic changes in Moroccan society, with nomadic tribes settling in towns, abandoning animal husbandry and losing access to wool. A very creative, artistic response by talented Moroccan women...

Nice medium size Beni Ouarain rug, Berbere Moroccan, middle of the 20th century, very decorative, entirely hand knotted with wool velvet on cotton foundation.  ✨✨✨ "Experience the ...

20171 Vintage Red Boujad Moroccan Rug, 05'10 x 08'05. Infused with ancestral spirit and bohemian sophistication, this hand-knotted wool vintage Boujad Moroccan rug is a testament to the enduring artistry of Berber women who wove their stories into thread and color. Its rhythmic lattice of diamonds unfolds across the surface like an ancient manuscript—each shape symbolizing protection, fertility, and feminine strength. The geometric composition is both bold and contemplative, creating a visual cadence that feels alive with history. The exclusive design, rich with cultural symbology, transcends mere ornamentation—it becomes a spiritual artifact of beauty and meaning, woven to both adorn and safeguard the home. The pattern’s Goz-eye motifs—diamonds within diamonds—are not simply decorative but talismanic, reflecting centuries of belief in the power of symbols to ward off misfortune and attract blessings. The weaver’s hand can be felt in the subtle irregularities of each shape, transforming geometry into something deeply human. These woven forms shimmer against a softly abrash background, their interplay of tone and texture recalling the sun-baked walls and terracotta landscapes...