Happy Diamonds - 150X100 cm
Size: 150 x 100 cm
Azilal rugs are a medium pile, hand woven wool rug that typically feature a plush white wool background with large scale geometric patterns and Berber symbols. Azilals can be a simple, brown-on-cream motif (similar to the famous Beni Ourains) or a full on celebration of color and pattern.
I was handwoven with natural and fine wool by the Berber tribes of the Atlas Mountains.
Hand-knotted by the Atlas Mountains Berber tribes in Morocco using thick and heavy pile, made from 100% natural and finest wool.
Considered to be the most prestigious rugs in Morocco.
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This is a handmade item and you should expect to see some slight imperfections, which we believe add to the character and charm of our rugs.
The Heritage of Moroccan Rugs
Moroccan rugs embody centuries of artistry, tradition, and cultural expression. Crafted by skilled Berber women in the remote Atlas Mountains and beyond, these masterpieces were originally created not just for warmth, but as symbols of identity, storytelling, and protection.
Each region across Morocco has its signature style, defined by heritage and landscape. The refined elegance of Beni Ourain rugs with their understated black-and-white geometry contrasts with the sumptuous textures of Beni M’rirt, woven with unparalleled precision. Azilal rugs captivate with their abstract, vibrant motifs, while Boujad rugs enchant with their bold hues and free-spirited compositions.
Beyond their visual appeal, these rugs are infused with meaning—each knot and pattern carrying whispers of personal stories, ancestral wisdom, and tribal symbols passed down through generations. The hand-spun wool, natural tones, and meticulous craftsmanship elevate Moroccan rugs into timeless works of art.
Today, they are sought after by connoisseurs of fine interiors, seamlessly blending heritage with modern luxury. Whether adorning a contemporary space or complementing a traditional design, Moroccan rugs offer an enduring connection to the soul of a culture where artistry and authenticity reign supreme.
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- Regular Vacuuming:
Vacuum your rug gently with a low-suction setting. Avoid using a beater bar, as it can damage the rug's fibers. - Spot Cleaning:
Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth. For stains, use a mixture of mild detergent and water. Test on a small area first. - Avoid Direct Sunlight:
Place your rug away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. Use curtains or blinds when possible. - Rotate Periodically:
Rotate the rug every few months to ensure even wear and maintain its vibrant appearance. - Professional Cleaning:
Have your Moroccan rug professionally cleaned every 1-2 years to keep it in top condition. - Protect the Fringe:
Avoid vacuuming the fringe to prevent damage. Gently fluff it with your fingers instead. - Storage Tips:
When storing, roll your rug (never fold) and wrap it in breathable fabric. Store in a dry, cool environment.
Production Process
1. Yarn Preparation:
The journey begins with shearing sheep for wool, which is then washed and cleaned thoroughly. Once dried, the wool is hand-spun into yarn, creating the soft base material for the rug.
2. Dyeing (Optional):
In some cases, yarn is left in its natural tones or dyed using synthetic or traditional natural dyes, depending on the design and artisan preferences.
3. Loom Setup:
The loom is meticulously prepared with a strong warp foundation. This step ensures the rug will maintain its structure and durability during weaving.
4. Hand Weaving:
Skilled artisans weave each rug by hand, knot by knot, following traditional techniques. The patterns and motifs are often guided by oral heritage or personal stories passed down generations.
5. Trimming & Finishing:
After weaving, the rug is trimmed to ensure an even pile. The fringes are finished by hand, adding to the rug’s signature look.
6. Washing:
The rug undergoes multiple washes to soften the fibers and enhance its texture. This also helps set the colors and remove any residue.
7. Drying:
Rugs are laid flat to dry under the Moroccan sun, which naturally brightens the wool and enhances the rug's appearance.
8. Quality Inspection:
Artisans carefully inspect each rug to ensure it meets quality standards. Loose threads are tightened, and final adjustments are made.
