A rare 1980s Boucherouite rug from Morocco’s Azilal region in the High Atlas Mountains. This near-square, handwoven masterpiece is rich in tribal motifs and abstract design, showcasing the creativity and expressive artistry of the Berber weavers.
The rug’s palette combines blue, purple, red, and orange with scattered multi-coloured flecks against natural off-white areas. The interplay of red and blue on a neutral background is emblematic of Azilal weaving traditions. A natural flat weave section at one end contrasts beautifully with coloured tassels at the other, emphasizing its handcrafted authenticity. This piece is highly collectible, striking, and exceptionally rare.
Details & Specifications
Rug Dimensions: 170L × 152W cm
Weave: Handwoven, traditional Boucherouite technique
Materials: 100% recycled textiles (cotton, wool, mixed fabrics)
Origin: Morocco
Age: 1980s
Pile Height: Medium, textured and soft
A rare 1980s Boucherouite rug from Morocco’s Azilal region in the High Atlas Mountains. This near-square, handwoven masterpiece is rich in tribal motifs and abstract design, showcasing the creativity and expressive artistry of the Berber weavers.
The rug’s palette combines blue, purple, red, and orange with scattered multi-coloured flecks against natural off-white areas. The interplay of red and blue on a neutral background is emblematic of Azilal weaving traditions. A natural flat weave section at one end contrasts beautifully with coloured tassels at the other, emphasizing its handcrafted authenticity. This piece is highly collectible, striking, and exceptionally rare.
Details & Specifications
Rug Dimensions: 170L × 152W cm
Weave: Handwoven, traditional Boucherouite technique
Materials: 100% recycled textiles (cotton, wool, mixed fabrics)
Origin: Morocco
Age: 1980s
Pile Height: Medium, textured and soft
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