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This wonderful vintage Moroccan traditional Berber Azilal carpet is 100% handmade by the Atlas mountain's artist Berber women, with this special Moroccan design that comes from the Atlas mountain's artist Berber Women's imagination, and it will make a change in your house.


The process starts by sourcing the best quality wool and hand spinning it. Then the wool is dyed with natural products before being woven into designs. Afterward the rug is trimmed, washed, and sun-dried in the mountains. The entire process is done by hand. No part of the rug is machine made, and no automated tools like tufting guns are used. Our weaver partners have been making authentic rugs for generations, and we ensure the highest quality of wool is used, which makes our rugs softer in texture and greater in lustre.

Product features:

this custom rug takes 2-3 weeks to get ready for shipping
3 Condition: excellent, Never used, Clean, Any damage, No stain
4 Chemical free
5 Material: 100% wool Berber carpet
6 origin: The Boujad Rug tribe MOROCCO
7 washable carpet
8 this can be associate degree authentic Moroccan Berber floor covering handwoven. (vintage Moroccan floor covering style)
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The Boujad:

Boujad floor coverings hail from the region of Haouz in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco. They are made with fragile wool and trademark tones, and will all in all component pinks and oranges with irregular numerical models and structures that reflect the drive of the weaver. These vintage pieces relate to the authentic story of Morocco and its family - they are woven with history and are a heavenly piece of 'individuals' craftsmanship to be spent down for a significant long an ideal opportunity to come. Each piece has been carefully picked allowing us to bring to the table likely the most remarkable Boujad carpets online in Australia, sourced directly from craftsmen in common Morocco.
The Beni M'Guild weavers will all in all create the thickest, strong carpets in view of the brutal air. The thick load and more fundamental, tone-on-tone structures perceive the Beni M'Guild masterpiece from more mind-boggling plans of other Moroccan weavers. Unnoticeable models and pictures can be found among the drenched blues, oranges, reds, hearty tones, and significant aubergines of these carpets.



The Azilal:

Azilal carpets, as their name proposes, start from the unpleasant and steep Azilal area, arranged in the far away and hard to show up at High Atlas mountains, in the south of the city of Beni Mellal, around 180 km North-East Marrakech.
Just performed by women of this region, Azilal Rugs are delivered utilizing virgin unrefined wool by trading made models out of one single tied line and two or three woven lines, according to a social custom that mothers are going down to young ladies for a very long time.
Azilal carpets are consistently associated with another name " Ourika Rugs " to truly imply all the Rugs that are conveyed to some degree further south by the High Atlas mountains factions: from Demnat North to Imlil south, covering thusly the entire tough zone of Ait Ourir, Ourika Valley and the Oukaimden park.



Beni Ourain:

Beni Ourain mat beginning from a little family in the Middle Atlas Mountain in the area of Taza. A little group called Beni Ourain, it's known for the remarkable thought of the sheep, that what makes their Rugs passed on using the best nature of standard fleece.
For individuals in Morocco, this has closed working with the things and materials they have open, for example, their sheep and the wool they produce. Some fragment of the world is an amazing spot to make incredible wool and the sheep from this zone produce likely the best downy in the whole world.


The Boucherouite:

Boucherouite is historically used basic materials, for instance, downy as the key surface for weaving. Today, Boucherouite uses reused surfaces woven, sewed, and weaved together.
Boucherouite Rugs are handwoven by the Berber clan women. They follow age-old shows similarly as feelings in making wonderful Rugs. Instead of using customary downy to weave the Rugs, women in Morocco's Atlas Mountain region weave together these yarn Rugs from reused floor covers, wool, cotton, nylon, and plastic from transportation sacks and packaging material to make amazing rugs. This new practice began around the focal point of the 20th century.
Boucherouite practices in Morocco began from the women of the Berber clan, known as semi-voyaging, and people totally liberated from metropolitan networks like Marrakech and Fez.
Boucherouite practices started by and large for local use in the High Atlas Mountain regions of Morocco. The mountains go from the Atlantic Ocean in the west right to the Moroccan/Algerian edge in the east. The mountains are home to the Berber clan who live on cultivation and various practices.


The Kilim

In Morocco, they are assigned "Henbel" or "Handira". For a voyager, the floor covers are, after the tent surface is woven dromedary wool, a family thing. They spread the floor, where they can be stacked in a couple of layers, in winter, they are held tight the dividers to guarantee the infection tiles, they are used as cover or stoles. Various events each family guaranteed a loom. Youngsters were setting up their wedding cloth. Today by far most of the gathering is done by cooperatives or workshops, as in Tazenakht, yet in nation districts, or among transients, women really weave covers whether or not this ability is sent less and less because of urbanization.
The kilim is the ancestral remains of a way of life, a culture that has the option to be engendered. The technique we endeavor through our picture is fundamentally countered on this discernment. Engender the strength customs and grant these capacities to be known and regarded.
Kilims can be cotton or goat hair. The weft is observable and sets up velvet. The kilims are thusly made of bend and weft yarn. Two strings structure the weft: the first is used for the beautification of the floor covering and the second is proposed to harden the Rug. The embellishing string is wrapped by the chain secure around two curve strings. The arrangement of the kilim, by its methodology for produce, is more basic than on tied floor covers. Yet made without velvet, the kilim is protected because of the twofold weft that gives a tight weave.


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