MedinaCraftMA

Berber rug, Handmade rug, Rug for gift, Moroccan rug

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Announcement    WELCME TO MY SHOP MedinaCraftMA FOR BUY NEW RUG
Whether you are looking to add some charm to your home or your office, you may want to seriously consider purchasing a Moroccan rug. Moroccan rugs are beautiful, stylish, and can enrich virtually any room. If you want to make a statement to friends, family, or guests, a Moroccan rug is a great way to do it.

But having said this, before purchasing a Moroccan rug in medinacraft MA, it is important to do your homework. In this article, you will find a discussion of what Moroccan rugs actually are, how they are made, and the different styles of Moroccan rugs. Understanding these basic facts, you will be able to find and purchase the best Moroccan rug for your particular needs.

Moroccan Rugs: The Basics

To start, it is helpful to settle on a basic definition of a Moroccan rug itself. At the most basic level, Moroccan rugs (also known as berber rugs) are “the weaves, carpets, and textiles that have been traditionally hand-woven in Morocco.” It is a simple as that. According to experts, Moroccans have been weaving rugs since the Paleolithic Era. While these rugs were initially for utilitarian reasons rather than decorative reasons, consumers throughout the world have come to admire the sheer beauty of these rugs.

These rugs are made through traditional hand weaving. Once the rug is woven (which may take several weeks), it takes several additional weeks to wash the rug by hand and dry it out in the sun. For more details on how berber rugs are actually made, feel free to check out this fascinating article. Ultimately, it takes a great deal of human care, attention to detail, and time, which is why Moroccan rugs can be so unique and awe-inspiring.

Different Styles

Beyond this umbrella category of “Moroccan rugs,” there are several different types of berber rugs that you can purchase. For instance, there is the Beni Ourain rug. These Moroccan rugs, which have been called “the most prestigious rugs from Morocco,” are made of pure sheepskin wool. Traditionally, they contain a light tan color, although you may stumble upon Beni Ourain rugs that are turquoise or taupe. By purchasing a Beni Ourain rug, you are getting a rug that is minimalist and timeless. They can find their place in any classical or modern home.

Beyond the Beni Ourain rug, there is the Azilal rug. These berber rugs are exclusively made by women. The color of these rugs comes from vegetable dyes and is quite different than your standard Beni Ourain rug. That said, you will notice that the Azilal rug is similar to a Beni Ourain rug in that they both have a plushy and thick feel. If you are looking to make a statement with your berber rug, you may want to seriously consider purchasing an Azilal rug.

From the Azilal rug, there is the Kilim rug. They are not as soft as woven rugs because they are flat woven. While the Kilim rug may not be the best choice if you’d like to lounge on the floor with your children, these rugs are beautiful. They have fascinating designs and colors. Ultimately, they are meant to be pieces of art that you can admire from a distance.

Next, there is the Boho rug. This Moroccan rug, while not as popular as others on this list, is bright and stylish. They often have a diamond image in the middle with a central area comprised of uniform colors like blue, green, red, or purple. Out of all berber rugs, these tend to be the most expensive.

Finally, there is the Boujad rug. This rug is like the Beni Ourain rug, but it often contains a mix of pink, orange, and purple colors. You will also find irregular geometric patterns in these rugs, which show off the designer’s creativity.

A Wealth of Choices

Moroccan rugs can be an excellent choice for your home or office. Whether you opt for a Beni Ourain rug, Azilal rug, or something else, you are sure to find a berber rug that is perfect for you. Make sure that you do your research, read reviews, and come to a decision that meets all of your needs and goals. We wish you the best of luck!
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Last updated on Nov 16, 2023

WELCME TO MY SHOP MedinaCraftMA FOR BUY NEW RUG
Whether you are looking to add some charm to your home or your office, you may want to seriously consider purchasing a Moroccan rug. Moroccan rugs are beautiful, stylish, and can enrich virtually any room. If you want to make a statement to friends, family, or guests, a Moroccan rug is a great way to do it.

But having said this, before purchasing a Moroccan rug in medinacraft MA, it is important to do your homework. In this article, you will find a discussion of what Moroccan rugs actually are, how they are made, and the different styles of Moroccan rugs. Understanding these basic facts, you will be able to find and purchase the best Moroccan rug for your particular needs.

Moroccan Rugs: The Basics

To start, it is helpful to settle on a basic definition of a Moroccan rug itself. At the most basic level, Moroccan rugs (also known as berber rugs) are “the weaves, carpets, and textiles that have been traditionally hand-woven in Morocco.” It is a simple as that. According to experts, Moroccans have been weaving rugs since the Paleolithic Era. While these rugs were initially for utilitarian reasons rather than decorative reasons, consumers throughout the world have come to admire the sheer beauty of these rugs.

These rugs are made through traditional hand weaving. Once the rug is woven (which may take several weeks), it takes several additional weeks to wash the rug by hand and dry it out in the sun. For more details on how berber rugs are actually made, feel free to check out this fascinating article. Ultimately, it takes a great deal of human care, attention to detail, and time, which is why Moroccan rugs can be so unique and awe-inspiring.

Different Styles

Beyond this umbrella category of “Moroccan rugs,” there are several different types of berber rugs that you can purchase. For instance, there is the Beni Ourain rug. These Moroccan rugs, which have been called “the most prestigious rugs from Morocco,” are made of pure sheepskin wool. Traditionally, they contain a light tan color, although you may stumble upon Beni Ourain rugs that are turquoise or taupe. By purchasing a Beni Ourain rug, you are getting a rug that is minimalist and timeless. They can find their place in any classical or modern home.

Beyond the Beni Ourain rug, there is the Azilal rug. These berber rugs are exclusively made by women. The color of these rugs comes from vegetable dyes and is quite different than your standard Beni Ourain rug. That said, you will notice that the Azilal rug is similar to a Beni Ourain rug in that they both have a plushy and thick feel. If you are looking to make a statement with your berber rug, you may want to seriously consider purchasing an Azilal rug.

From the Azilal rug, there is the Kilim rug. They are not as soft as woven rugs because they are flat woven. While the Kilim rug may not be the best choice if you’d like to lounge on the floor with your children, these rugs are beautiful. They have fascinating designs and colors. Ultimately, they are meant to be pieces of art that you can admire from a distance.

Next, there is the Boho rug. This Moroccan rug, while not as popular as others on this list, is bright and stylish. They often have a diamond image in the middle with a central area comprised of uniform colors like blue, green, red, or purple. Out of all berber rugs, these tend to be the most expensive.

Finally, there is the Boujad rug. This rug is like the Beni Ourain rug, but it often contains a mix of pink, orange, and purple colors. You will also find irregular geometric patterns in these rugs, which show off the designer’s creativity.

A Wealth of Choices

Moroccan rugs can be an excellent choice for your home or office. Whether you opt for a Beni Ourain rug, Azilal rug, or something else, you are sure to find a berber rug that is perfect for you. Make sure that you do your research, read reviews, and come to a decision that meets all of your needs and goals. We wish you the best of luck!
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  • MedinaCraftMA

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    Craftsmanship is my great passion, I love design, innovation and oriental decoration. I am from Morocco and I created this brand to give a new horizon to Berber handicrafts

  • Abdeljalil

    Curator, Assistant

    He is contributed a lot to the implementation of the project. he is responsible for customer Service and quality control of products

  • Hassna

    Customer Service

    she is responsible of logistic of the shop and participates in the costumer service

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Frequently asked questions

How long will it take to get my custom rug from the moment I order?

All Orders are processed within 24 hours, and we start making your custom piece right away. The whole process, from shearing, spinning, and dying the wool to weaving, washing, and transporting the rug, takes roughly between 2 to 5 weeks. In the winter months, the drying process takes a bit longer, so please allow an additional 1 week for delivery.

Custom and personalized How much does shipping cost? How much will I have to pay in tax and Duties?

For shipments to the USA and to Europe, it's on us. All of our prices include the cost of shipping.

For international orders, it depends on where you live. Shipping rates will populate during checkout.

If you are shipping within the USA, local sales tax will be charged where applicable. It is your responsibility as the customer to report any purchases of tangible personal property that have not been taxed by us and pay use tax on those purchases unless exempt under local State law. As for Duties, they do not apply to for shipments to the USA.

Outside the USA, ALL destinations are shipped to on a DDU (Delivery Duty Unpaid) basis, which means that all relevant import taxes and duties are not included in your final purchase price.

What are my delivery options?

All orders are shipped via DHL International Air from Morocco. If for some reason FedEx or DHL doesn't deliver to your area, we'll use Aramex

Where do you ship?

We ship Worldwide! If you don't see your country, please e-mail and we will look into it.

How do I know when my order has shipped?

As soon as we mark the item as shipped, You'll receive an Email with the tracking number to follow its journey across the world!

Is there a way to get my rug sooner?

In a rush? Send us a note at Etsy Message or to my email adress : and we'll do everything we can to accelerate the process, but remember weaving a Handmade rug takes time

What do I do if my rug is damaged during shipping?

We take all precautions to keep your rug safe in transit, but if something happens along the way, don't worry. Drop us a line via Etsy message , and we'll make it right! we are here for you