1980s Moroccan Mustard Yellow Rug - 6'5" X 11'6" Ft

Description

Place your Berber Moroccan rug in any living space of your home, next to a modern sofa or even hanging … more Place your Berber Moroccan rug in any living space of your home, next to a modern sofa or even hanging on a wall for a beautiful effect and watch how this story-filled piece of art becomes a part of your everyday life. With these intricate details, the traditional methods of weaving, the purity and quality of material, this rug will add a unique authentic touch to your home.

● Dimensions: (195 x 350 cm) - (6'5" x 11'6" feet)
● Weight: 15.4 Kg
● Region: High Atlas, South of Morocco
● Style: Rare rugs
● Colors: Orange / Yellow, Red
● Material: Wool
● Age: Vintage
● Size: Large
● Design: Floral
● Pile: Medium Pile

Our rugs are stunning floor art, but also functional and resistant to time.
• Very cozy under foot.
• Add a warm feeling in your interior.
• Handmade from the finest wool in tribal villages of Morocco.
• Each rug is a valuable piece of art representing a cultural heritage.
• Rugs are the first decorative elements that attracts the eyes in a room.

Making a Moroccan rug take lots of patience and effort. While choosing our service, you are supporting work made by hand by Berber women’s that contribute to perpetuate this incredible textile creation. You don’t just pay for a handmade product, but you’re paying for time spent on searching the best materials and creating each piece. The cleaning and restoring process, the delivery service, the piece of a soul, the passion and the moment of someone’s life.
Wool rugs bring comfort, solidity and warmth to a space. It purifies the air by absorbing pollutants. We use 100% natural living sheep wool of Morocco. It is environmentally friendly, renewable and easy to maintain.
Having a Moroccan rug is a worthwhile long-term investment that you can pass down for your generations to come. Some vintage rugs became really rare to find today and their value increases as the time goes by. The knowledge, the tribe, the age of a rug, the patterns and the experience of the weavers determines the scarcity and the cost of a rug. less