Indigo & Saffron | Moroccan Rugs

SPOTLIGHT | Moroccan Rugs

Azilal:

Handwoven in the central Moroccan province of Azilal, these rugs include colorful designs with Berber motifs. The skilled artisans create the designs as they weave, so each one is unique. Traditionally bright colors (but can also include neutral black/brown) on a white/cream background. Wool and/or cotton with a tight weave and low pile.

Shop Aryn: https://www.indigoandsaffron.com/rugs/aryn

Beni Mguild

Handwoven in the western Middle Atlas of Morocco, these rugs traditionally have geometric designs against bright, bold backgrounds (red, purple blue, black, etc). 100% wool with a low pile.

Shop Samira: https://www.indigoandsaffron.com/rugs/samira

Beni Ourain:

Handwoven by the Beni Ourain tribes in the Moroccan Atlas Mountains, these rugs are traditionally white/cream in color with large black or brown diamond patterns, providing a classic and timeless look. 100% wool with a long, thick pile.

Shop Rehana: https://www.indigoandsaffron.com/rugs/rehana

Boucherouite:

Also known as "Recycled", these rugs are handmade using any materials the artisan has at hand. Scraps of old clothes, rags, and materials from other old rugs find new life in these creative and whimsical pieces, featuring vibrant colors paired with timeless design. Material content and pile varies.

Shop Aleah: https://www.indigoandsaffron.com/rugs/aleah

Boujad:

Handwoven in western Morocco, these rugs grab your attention with their rich colours and Berber tribal prints. 100% wool with low to medium pile.

Shop Farah: https://www.indigoandsaffron.com/rugs/farah

Chichaoua:

These handwoven rugs are from Chichaoua, located between Marrakech and Essaouira, and are identifiable by the red or rose coloring. The pigment comes from "rose madder," a natural dye extracted from the madder plant.

Shop Hamza: https://www.indigoandsaffron.com/rugs/hamza

Kilim:

Handwoven by skilled Moroccan artisans and extremely versatile, these flat-weave rugs are made in a wide range of traditional to modern styles. They can be functional or decorative as a floor covering, tapestry, table runner, or accent piece. Characterized by thin, tight stitching and intricate patterns.

Shop Emir: https://www.indigoandsaffron.com/rugs/emir

Glaoui:

Glaoui rugs are easily recognizable, as they are made using three different weaving techniques together: flat weaving, knotting, and embroidery. Intricately detailed with bright colors and textures, this style is handwoven in the High Atlas region near Ouarzazate.

Shop Layla: https://www.indigoandsaffron.com/rugs/layla