Boujaad Rugs

Expressive by nature

Boujaad rugs come from the small city of the same name in the Khouribga province of central Morocco, where Amazigh women have been weaving them for generations as dowry pieces and family heirlooms. They are recognisable by their warm palette of deep reds, blush pinks, and burnt oranges, and by the way no two are ever the same. Each design is drawn freehand from memory, with symbols and shapes that belong to the weaver alone. The result is something between a rug and a portrait.

Region Khouribga Province, western Middle Atlas
Made by Arab and Arabised Berber communities
Pile Medium pile
Construction Hand-knotted
11 rugs
The Craft

Woven over weeks, not days

Each Atlas Mountain rug takes between three weeks and three months to complete. The geometry is memorised, not drawn.

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Delivery

Free worldwide

DHL Express, fully insured.

Dispatch

Within 48 hours

Shipped from Marrakech, tracked to your door.

Provenance

One of a kind

Never listed twice. Each piece retired on purchase.

Returns

14-day returns

No questions asked. Full refund, we arrange collection.