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675,00 €
VAT incl.This Beni Ouarain rug stands out for its elegant abstract design, featuring delicate purple hues fading gracefully over a natural ivory background. Handwoven with high-quality wool, it offers both softness and durability, making it an ideal choice for enhancing any space with warmth and refinement. Perfect for modern and classic settings, it combines comfort with authenticity.
Size: 250×150 cm
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Description
This refined Beni Ouarain rug captivates with its abstract design, highlighted by purple shades that gently fade into a natural ivory background. Entirely handmade with premium natural wool, it provides a soft and durable texture, perfect for creating a welcoming and elegant atmosphere in any space. Ideal for modern or classic interiors, it represents a true fusion of traditional Moroccan craftsmanship and contemporary versatility. Its sophisticated hues and tactile softness make it a unique decorative element that enhances the character of living rooms, bedrooms, or relaxation corners with warmth and authentic style.
Size: 250×150 cm
Additional Informations
100% handwoven wool, dry clean.
Inspiration
Beni Ouarain rugs can be considered the most traditional of Berber rugs. Originally, they were used as floor insulation in the tents of the Beni Ourain tribes, in the mountainous Middle Atlas region of Morocco. They provided the perfect solution for sleeping and keeping warm during the harsh winter months. Each rug is hand-knotted using the ancient Berber knotting technique, preserving the emotions and history of the tribe that wove it. Through their decorative motifs, these rugs often represent significant life phases such as marriage and fertility or universal themes like luck and protection against evil. These rugs are more than just functional items; they are woven stories, reflecting both the cultural heritage and the spiritual values of the Berber people.
