Moroccan Berber Rug, 1990

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Description

This Moroccan Boujad rug is a handwoven piece from the Boujad region in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. Boujad … Read more This Moroccan Boujad rug is a handwoven piece from the Boujad region in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. Boujad rugs are renowned for their bold artistic expression, abstract compositions, and rich chromatic language, making each piece a strong decorative statement.
This rug features a vibrant and complex composition built from layered geometric forms and irregular patterns. The color palette blends deep reds, burgundy, ivory, black, touches of blue, orange, green, and pink, creating a dynamic surface with strong visual depth. The design evokes a painterly, almost mosaic-like rhythm, characteristic of contemporary Boujad aesthetics.
Handwoven from natural sheep wool, the rug offers a soft yet resilient pile with a textured surface. Variations in color density and weave reflect the artisanal process and enhance the authenticity of the piece.
This Boujad rug works particularly well in modern, eclectic, artistic, and bohemian interiors, where color, texture, and originality are essential elements of the space.
Interior Use & Styling
Ideal for living rooms, large bedrooms, or creative spaces
Perfect for modern, eclectic, bohemian, and contemporary interiors
Works as a statement piece in minimalist settings
Adds warmth, texture, and artistic character to interiors
Technical Details
Origin: Morocco, Boujad region
Type: Handwoven Moroccan rug
Material: 100% natural sheep wool
Dimensions: 200 × 300 cm
Pile: Medium pile, soft and durable
Design: Abstract and geometric composition
Colors: Red, burgundy, ivory, black, blue, orange, green, pink
Finish: Hand-finished fringes
Condition
Excellent condition. The rug has been professionally cleaned and carefully inspected. The wool is healthy, the structure is stable, and the colors are well preserved.
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