Abstract Geometric Handwoven Wool, 1990s

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Description

This authentic Moroccan Boujad rug is a unique handwoven piece from the Middle Atlas region, renowned for its bold artistic … Read more This authentic Moroccan Boujad rug is a unique handwoven piece from the Middle Atlas region, renowned for its bold artistic expression and vibrant color palette. Characterized by abstract geometric motifs and spontaneous compositions, Boujad rugs are highly sought after for their strong visual identity and expressive craftsmanship.
The design features an asymmetrical arrangement of diamonds, symbolic forms, and freehand lines, woven in warm earthy tones combined with vivid accents of pink, orange, green, blue, and ivory. The soft rose background enhances the depth of the composition, making this rug a striking statement piece for both contemporary and eclectic interiors.
Hand-knotted using high-quality natural wool, this rug offers a thick, comfortable pile and a rich tactile texture. Each element reflects the personal creativity of the artisan, resulting in a one-of-a-kind piece that blends tradition with modern artistic sensibility.
Interior Use & Styling
Ideal for a living room, bedroom, studio, or creative workspace, this Boujad rug brings warmth, color, and character to any interior. It pairs beautifully with minimalist, bohemian, mid-century, or modern décor, and works equally well as a focal point or layered with neutral furnishings.
Technical Details
Origin: Morocco, Middle Atlas region
Tribe: Boujad
Material: 100% natural wool
Technique: Handwoven
Dimensions: 200 × 300 cm
Color palette: Rose, terracotta, pink, orange, green, blue, black, ivory
Fringes: Original hand-finished fringes
Condition
Very good condition. The rug has been professionally cleaned and carefully inspected. Minor variations in color and weave are inherent to handmade Moroccan rugs and contribute to their authenticity and charm. This piece has an attribution mark,
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