Moroccan Boujad Berber Rug in Pink Wool, 1990

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Description

This authentic Moroccan Boujad Berber rug was handwoven in the Middle Atlas region using high-quality natural wool. Boujad rugs are … Read more This authentic Moroccan Boujad Berber rug was handwoven in the Middle Atlas region using high-quality natural wool. Boujad rugs are renowned for their artistic freedom, graphic compositions, and refined color palettes, making each piece a distinctive decorative element.
This rug presents a soft and contemporary composition built around powder pink tones, combined with mustard yellow, olive green, ivory, lilac, and subtle black accents. The geometric and symbolic motifs are arranged in a structured yet expressive layout, characteristic of Boujad weaving traditions, offering a perfect balance between heritage and modern design.
Handwoven using ancestral techniques, this rug displays slight irregularities that highlight its artisanal origin and authenticity. with its generous 200 × 300 cm format, it is ideal for a living room, bedroom, or spacious interior where it can serve as a central visual statement.
Interior Use & Styling
This Boujad rug integrates seamlessly into modern, bohemian, artistic, or eclectic interiors. Its soft color palette works particularly well with neutral spaces, natural materials, and minimalist furnishings, while still bringing warmth, texture, and personality. It is frequently selected by interior designers for projects seeking a refined yet expressive piece.
Technical Details
Origin: Morocco
Region: Boujad, Middle Atlas
Material: Natural wool
Technique: Handwoven
Dimensions: 200 × 300 cm
Colors: Pink, mustard yellow, olive green, ivory, lilac, black
Condition
The rug is in excellent condition. It has been professionally cleaned and carefully inspected. Minor variations are inherent to handmade production and contribute to the uniqueness and charm of the piece.
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