Berber Boujad rug in natural wool, high-pile with a deep red field framed by a black zigzag border. Across the ground, an ivory lozenge, abstract blocks in heathered grey and ecru, and a lower row of small chequered motifs.

It belongs to our Archive selection: rugs woven decades ago and kept intact, their wool and weave spared the wear of time. As with any handmade work, slight variations in weft, knot or colour may appear; we photograph each piece as faithfully as possible, though tones may shift with the light of each screen. Before shipping, we brush it carefully.

This rug is part of our Archive selection, handwoven by Amazigh artisans using traditional weaving techniques from the Atlas Mountains.

These rugs were woven some years ago within the continuity of the traditional weaving practice. While they do not show the wear associated with vintage pieces, they retain the freedom of composition, vivid colours, and spontaneous character that define these works.

Each piece is unique and has been individually selected for the distinctiveness of its colour, pattern, or textile presence. As with all handcrafted work, slight variations in weave, texture, or dimensions may occur. These nuances are part of the character of each piece.

We try to photograph each rug as faithfully as possible. If you need more images or additional information, we will be delighted to help you.

Before shipping, all our rugs are carefully brushed.