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Beni Mguild Rug , Berber Handmade rug , Beautiful rug , Moroccan rug , Sheep wool rug , Area rug , Bohemian rug
Beni Mguild Rug , Berber Handmade rug , Beautiful rug , Moroccan rug , Sheep wool rug , Area rug , Bohemian rug
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🌲 Berber Rug from boujaad tribe .
🌲 Boujaad rugs are known as the most berber rugs , Efficient protection against the winter cold in snowy highland areas.
Each rug tells the story of the weaver and symbolises their life in patterns. The tribal patterns can tell stories of life, death, beliefs, appreciation or major life events. Traditionally the art of creating these rugs would be passed down through generation as mother would teach daughter and so on.
Boujaad Rugs are colourful pieces made from 100% pure wool
With distinguished tribal designs unique to each weaver. The colours were created from vegetable dye or by using threads of recycled coloured cotton materials. You will never be able to find 2 identical authentic rugs and each rug is a unique piece of art.
These rugs can date back further than the 19th century but have become popular in the past 15-20 years or so for modern
🌲 Boujaad rugs are known as the most berber rugs , Efficient protection against the winter cold in snowy highland areas.
Each rug tells the story of the weaver and symbolises their life in patterns. The tribal patterns can tell stories of life, death, beliefs, appreciation or major life events. Traditionally the art of creating these rugs would be passed down through generation as mother would teach daughter and so on.
Boujaad Rugs are colourful pieces made from 100% pure wool
With distinguished tribal designs unique to each weaver. The colours were created from vegetable dye or by using threads of recycled coloured cotton materials. You will never be able to find 2 identical authentic rugs and each rug is a unique piece of art.
These rugs can date back further than the 19th century but have become popular in the past 15-20 years or so for modern
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