What is a Berber Carpet? Berber rug, as the name suggests, is made by Berber people in Sahara and North Africa. Distinguished by different knotting patterns, fabric textures, and dyes, these carpets come in modern and traditional avatars. Further, it is considered an artistic textile and is adored by ancient heritage lovers throughout the globe. […]
Moroccan rugs have a unique appearance and are right away recognizable. These lovely hand-knotted carpets are exquisite and one of a kind, with each pattern conveying an extraordinary tale via its intricate design. Moroccan rugs, which date back to the 16th century, have been part of the country’s legacy for generations. As a result of […]
The craftswomen of Morocco use sheep wool to create their rugs and carpets. The sheep wool is dyed without any hassle, and it allows for the creation of multiple colorful and knotted carpets/rugs. These are high pile wool carpets that are called Berber carpets. The rug crafts with the help of effort and innovation. However, […]
Environment-friendly Art Morocco is admired for its delicate and beautiful pieces of hand-woven Berber rugs. The weaving represents the traditions and beliefs of old age. However, in the 20th century, a new kind of tradition started making its place, where women started to recycle material to make carpets in a cheaper way. The new style […]
Rug Dyeing One of the oldest rugs is prepared with the help of coloring the wool naturally. These rugs come in a wide range of colors. However, you can also find handmade rugs with natural coloring these days. These rugs have a high artistic value which comes from the subdued color values. Yarn Dyeing One […]
Moroccan Berber carpets Moroccan Nomadic rugs are popular because of their bright appearance, including a distinctive ashy persona, absence of geometry, conceptual effect, gentle palm wool stack, weavers’ innovation, and breathtaking themes. Signs that come together to create out-of-the-box concepts and tales rooted in Moroccan country life. Moroccan Berber carpets have their importance because of […]
The tribes or Berber and different Moroccan nomads usually use rugs as saddle pads (also called numnah), camp partitions and wraps. The carpet crafts from natural wools that were dense and warm, thus, difficult to carry, whilst lighter rugs were convenient to carry and wear. Moroccan tapestry became famous, brilliant, and multicolored as bedouin and […]