Double-Sided Natural Indigo Dyed Chambray Striped Wool Moroccan Flatweave Kilim Runner Rug - 3x9

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Made-To-Order two-toned Indigo Blue Striped Wool Moroccan Flatweave Kilim Runner Rug made from 100% natural indigo dyes and handspun wool. … Read more Made-To-Order two-toned Indigo Blue Striped Wool Moroccan Flatweave Kilim Runner Rug made from 100% natural indigo dyes and handspun wool. This rug is double sided and can be worn either side up. Hand-knotted from 100% hand-spun wool. Great for high traffic areas - the most durable natural rug you will find. Please note: Each of our custom rugs are made-to-order from small batches of hand-dyed yarn, therefore some slight variations in color and size can occur.

- Size: 3x9
- Double sided
- Type of rug: New. Custom made-to-order.
- Pattern scale: Stripes 2.5-3" wide
- Finishing: Braided Tassels
- Origin: Anti-Atlas region of Morocco
- Materials: 100% Hand-Spun Wool
- Pile: No pile - flatweave approx. .25 inches thickness
*Measurements do not include tassels/fringe. Due to the handmade nature of our rugs sizes can vary up to 3-4" in length and width. Reach out to us with any questions about sizing before placing your order.

Our rugs are made by the talented Amazigh (Berber) artists we partner with in Morocco. We are fortunate to have the opportunity to connect with these women to supply them with everything they need for production and ensure they are paid fairly. They no longer have to wait for middle-man merchants to pass through their villages offering to buy rugs at too low cost to then resell to larger rug houses in the major cities across Morocco. Most of the women we work with weave at home while others work in local collectives with other weavers together. It is a beautiful community of sisterhood and shared experience gathered around craft. These rugs are handmade utilizing the same traditional construction they have been made for hundreds of years. By purchasing a newly constructed rug from OUIVE you are supporting fair pay and keeping the traditions of handmaking rugs alive as a viable way to earn a living so that these traditions can be passed on through the next generation. See less