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VAT incl.This Beni Ouarain rug features an ivory base illuminated by vibrant multicolored geometric patterns. Handcrafted with premium natural wool, it stands out for its contemporary style inspired by ancient Moroccan tradition. Perfect for modern or bohemian spaces, it adds character and authenticity to any living area, ensuring elegance and comfort.
Size: 295×210 cm
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Description
This Beni Ouarain rug captivates with its ivory base adorned with multicolored geometric patterns, bringing a lively and creative touch to any space. Entirely handmade using high-quality natural wool, it reflects an ancient Moroccan artisanal tradition combined with a contemporary design. Its graphic details, inspired by traditional symbols, give personality and unique style to any environment. Ideal for modern, bohemian, or minimalist spaces, it adds warmth and authenticity to living rooms, bedrooms, and offices. This rug is a refined choice for those seeking an exclusive, elegant, and timelessly captivating decorative piece.
Size: 295×210 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.
