Moroccan Berber Rug, 1990s

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Description

This Moroccan Boujad rug is a striking example of expressive Berber craftsmanship, combining bold abstraction with a strong graphic presence. … Read more This Moroccan Boujad rug is a striking example of expressive Berber craftsmanship, combining bold abstraction with a strong graphic presence. Woven by hand in the Boujad region, it features a dynamic composition of black, soft pink, and deep blue tones arranged in layered, architectural forms.
The design reads almost like a woven painting, where geometric shapes, rhythmic lines, and color blocks interact freely across the surface. This visual language is characteristic of Boujad rugs, known for their artistic freedom and symbolic expression.
Made entirely from natural sheep wool, the rug offers a dense yet supple pile, providing both comfort and durability. Its generous size makes it an ideal statement piece for contemporary interiors seeking authenticity, texture, and visual impact.
Each Boujad rug is inherently unique, reflecting the personal expression of the weaver and the cultural heritage of the region.
Interior Use & Styling
Ideal for living rooms, lofts, and creative spaces
Works beautifully in contemporary, modern, eclectic, and artistic interiors
Pairs well with neutral furniture, raw materials, and minimalist settings
Can be used as a focal point in both residential and professional interiors
Technical Details
Origin: Morocco, Boujad region
Type: Handwoven Berber rug
Material: 100% natural sheep wool
Dimensions: 200 × 300 cm
Pile: Medium pile, soft and resilient
Color palette: Black, blush pink, deep blue, subtle tonal variations
Finish: Hand-finished edges with original fringes
Condition
Very good condition. The rug has been professionally cleaned and carefully checked. The wool is healthy and vibrant, the structure is stable, and the surface shows only natural variations consistent with traditional handweaving.
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