Contemporary Chabka Wall Decor Rug

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Description

A true statement piece, CHABKA redefines the boundary between rug and artwork. Inspired by the delicate geometry of a spider’s … Read more A true statement piece, CHABKA redefines the boundary between rug and artwork. Inspired by the delicate geometry of a spider’s web, this sculptural design brings an organic, almost poetic presence into any space.

Handwoven in Tunisia using 100% natural palm leaves, each piece embodies a rare dialogue between ancestral craftsmanship and contemporary design. Lightweight yet durable, CHABKA can be styled on the floor or displayed as wall art, instantly transforming interiors with texture, depth, and character.

Its openwork structure creates a subtle play of light and shadow, making it ideal for modern, Mediterranean, wabi-sabi, or minimalist interiors.

✨ Why it stands out

Sculptural spider-web design – a true conversation piece

Functions as both rug and wall art

100% handmade – each piece is unique

Lightweight, versatile, and easy to install

Suitable for indoor & outdoor use

Material & Craftsmanship

Crafted from carefully selected young palm leaves, hand-braided while still green to preserve their natural tone and flexibility. The weaving process follows traditional Tunisian techniques passed down through generations, where each artisan gesture contributes to the final piece.

This natural fiber is:

Durable and resistant to everyday use

Easy to maintain

Eco-friendly and biodegradable

Details

Material: 100% natural palm fiber

Dimensions: Ø 150 cm (approx. 59 in)

Custom sizes: Available upon request

Origin: Handmade in Tunisia

Master Artisan: Azzouz

Use

Living room, bedroom, entryway

Covered terrace or outdoor space

Wall hanging / statement art piece

Care

Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth. In case of rain exposure, remove excess water and allow to dry in sunlight for optimal preservation.

Designer Insight

More than a decorative object, CHABKA is a piece of living heritage — a contemporary interpretation of traditional weaving techniques once used in everyday Tunisian life, now elevated into collectible design. See less