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2.180,00 €
VAT incl.This Beni Mrirt rug is a true jewel of Moroccan craftsmanship, handcrafted with premium natural wool. Featuring a raised geometric design composed of soft blocks, it perfectly balances tradition and modernity. Elegant and durable, it enhances any living space with authenticity and refinement.
Size: 320×200 cm
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Description
This Beni Mrirt rug is an extraordinary Moroccan handmade creation, woven entirely from high-quality wool. Its unique design stands out with a raised geometric pattern of soft rectangular blocks, creating a fascinating three-dimensional effect. This blend of Berber tradition and modern style makes it ideal for enriching living rooms, bedrooms, or elegant spaces. Soft to the touch, durable, and long-lasting, it is an exclusive decorative piece that adds warmth and personality to any environment. Perfect for those seeking quality, craftsmanship, and a touch of sophistication for their home.
Size: 320×200 cm
Additional Informations
100% handwoven wool, dry clean.
Inspiration
Mrirt rugs represent true excellence in the world of design.
What sets these rugs apart from all others is the wool used in their production: soft, lustrous, and of the highest quality, it immediately conveys unparalleled elegance and luxury. It is crafted using a highly precise technique, with tightly woven double knots that give the finished piece remarkable density. The rug is then meticulously washed multiple times, and through various stages and rituals, it attains the unique softness that has made it so famous.
The true mystery of Mrirt rugs lies in the washing process itself: the complete method is known to only a select few, and the steps and components required to create the final masterpiece remain a closely guarded secret. Even today, many attempt to replicate the results—almost always without success.
