Geometric Wool Rug 9.8 x 6.8 ft / 298 x 210 cm
Geometric Wool Rug 9.8 x 6.8 ft / 298 x 210 cm
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Moroccan Boujad Wool Rug – A Handwoven Work of Art
A Moroccan Boujad wool rug is not just a floor covering. It is a handmade cultural treasure woven by Berber artisans, carrying history, symbolism, and artistry in every knot. Known for its bold colors, abstract geometric forms, and natural wool texture, the Boujad rug adds warmth and character to any space while preserving Morocco’s weaving traditions.
The Origins of Moroccan Boujad Wool Rugs
Boujad rugs come from the Haouz region of Morocco, a fertile plain between the Middle Atlas Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. This area is famous for producing some of the most vibrant Berber carpets.
For centuries, women have woven these rugs by hand on vertical looms, using wool sourced from local sheep. Their work is both functional and artistic, creating textiles that serve as blankets, bed covers, or prayer mats, while also carrying deep cultural meaning.
Symbolism in Boujad Rugs
A Boujad wool rug is full of symbolic meaning. The weaver communicates stories, beliefs, and life experiences through geometric motifs and bold colors.
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Diamonds often symbolize protection and fertility.
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Zigzags and lines may represent journeys, rivers, or life paths.
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Bright colors like red and orange symbolize vitality and strength.
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Earth tones echo the natural Moroccan landscape.
Each rug is unique, shaped by the weaver’s imagination and cultural heritage.
Craftsmanship and Materials
Boujad rugs are renowned for their meticulous craftsmanship. Wool is sheared, cleaned, spun, and dyed with natural pigments such as saffron, henna, and indigo.
The weaver ties rows of knots around vertical threads, beating them down with horizontal wefts. This process creates a dense, durable pile. Because the patterns are not pre-drawn, the design emerges organically, resulting in free-form artistry.
The imperfections that arise are not flaws but marks of authenticity, giving each Moroccan rug a distinct identity.
Why Choose a Moroccan Boujad Wool Rug?
There are many reasons collectors and homeowners value Boujad rugs:
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Authenticity – Each rug is entirely handmade and one-of-a-kind.
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Durability – Wool fibers are naturally strong and long-lasting.
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Versatility – Neutral bases with bold patterns fit many interior styles.
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Cultural heritage – Owning a Boujad rug supports Moroccan tradition.
A vintage piece, especially from the late 20th century, is considered a collectible with both aesthetic and historical value.
Styling Boujad Rugs in Interior Design
Interior designers around the world prize the Moroccan Boujad wool rug for its versatility. Its bold designs pair beautifully with many styles:
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Modern interiors – Geometric forms add contrast against clean lines and neutral tones.
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Bohemian spaces – Bright colors and textures blend with eclectic furnishings.
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Rustic homes – Natural wool fibers complement wood and stone.
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Mid-century modern – The rug’s geometry resonates with retro shapes and palettes.
Placed in a living room, dining area, or bedroom, a Boujad rug serves as both a functional item and a striking piece of art.
How to Care for a Moroccan Boujad Wool Rug
Proper care ensures that a handmade rug lasts for generations.
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Vacuum gently on low suction to avoid pulling fibers.
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Rotate regularly to balance wear and sunlight exposure.
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Spot clean immediately with mild soap and water.
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Seek professional cleaning every few years for deep maintenance.
With care, a Boujad rug develops an attractive patina, becoming softer and more beautiful over time.
The Global Recognition of Moroccan Rugs
Boujad rugs, along with other Moroccan carpets, are displayed in museums and design exhibitions worldwide. Their bold designs and rich symbolism have influenced modern art and interior design.
For a deeper look at the history and artistry of Moroccan rugs, explore the Elle Decor. This resource highlights how these rugs bridge the gap between utility and art, offering timeless beauty and cultural depth.
Final Thoughts
The Moroccan rug is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, culture, and design. Handmade from natural wool, it reflects centuries of Berber tradition while fitting seamlessly into contemporary interiors.
With its bold geometric motifs, vibrant colors, and natural textures, it adds warmth, depth, and authenticity to any room. Whether chosen as a collector’s item, an interior design statement, or a cultural heirloom, a Boujad rug is a timeless investment in beauty and tradition.
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Pile Height: 0.8" / 2 cm (Medium pile)
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Weight: 30.6 lb / 13.9 Kg
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Material: Wool (100% sheep wool)
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Shape: Rectangle
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Region: Middle Atlas, Beni Mellal-Khenifra
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Tribe: Boujad
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Condition: Newly made. Clean and ready to use. Perfect condition
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Construction details: Hand-Knotted
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I clean my Moroccan rug?
Caring for your Moroccan rug is simple! For regular maintenance, we recommend gently vacuuming it 1-2 times a week (use a suction-only attachment, without a beater bar) and air it outside every few months. For minor spills, act quickly by blotting the area with a clean, dry cloth. If needed, use a small amount of water and a gentle soap. For deep cleaning, we strongly recommend seeking a professional rug cleaner who specializes in wool carpets to preserve the rug's natural fibers and vibrant colors for years to come.
◈ Vacuum Regularly → Use a low setting without a beater bar to protect the fibers.
◈ Blot Spills Immediately → Use a dry cloth for stains, gently dab with mild detergent and cold water.
◈ Protect from Moisture → Avoid excessive humidity and use a rug pad to extend its lifespan.
◈ Prevent Fading → Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight.
◈ Rotate Every Few Months → Ensures even wear and longevity.
◈ Fluff Maintain → If fibers flatten, gently brush with a soft-bristle brush.
◈ Deep Clean → Opt for professional hand-washing every 5 years or as needed.
◈ Sunbathe Monthly → If practical, let your rug in the sun occasionally. Sunlight's UV rays work as natural deodorizing and microbe protection.
◈ Avoid Harsh Chemicals → They can damage the natural wool fibers.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes, we are proud to ship our authentic Moroccan rugs to customers all over the world. We regularly ship to North America (USA & Canada), Europe, Australia, and many other destinations. If you have any questions about shipping to your specific location, please don't hesitate to contact us.
How long will my order take to arrive?
We ship via DHL Express or Aramex with FREE worldwide delivery, included at checkout. After placing your order, we typically require 2-3 days to process and dispatch your item. Expect your parcel to arrive within 6-15 business days, depending on your location. You will receive a tracking number via email as soon as your order is on its way.
Will I have to pay customs fees or import duties?
For US-customers, there is no customs fees (due to An agreement that went into effect on January 1, 2006, designed to create open and fair trade between the United States and Morocco.) For other international orders shipped outside of Morocco, please be aware that your country's customs office may impose import duties, taxes, or fees. These potential charges are the responsibility of the customer. Customs policies vary widely by country, so we recommend contacting your local customs office for specific information on potential duties before placing your order.
How do you package the rugs to make sure they arrive safely?
We guarantee that your rug will arrive safely and in excellent condition, having been thoroughly inspected, cleaned, and, if necessary, restored prior to dispatch. We then fold it carefully and wrap it in multiple layers of durable, weather-resistant material to ensure it is fully protected from moisture and handling during its journey to you. We take every precaution to ensure your rug arrives in perfect condition.
What is your return policy?
We want you to be completely happy with your purchase. If for any reason you are not satisfied with your rug, you may return it within 14 days of delivery.
To be eligible for a refund, the rug must be returned in its original, unused, and undamaged condition. Please note that for general returns, the customer is responsible for the full cost of the return shipping. We recommend using a trackable and insured shipping service.
Please remember that our rugs are handmade by artisans, not by machines. Slight variations in color, pattern, weave, and size are natural characteristics of these one-of-a-kind items. These charming imperfections are not considered defects but are part of the unique story and beauty of each piece.
Is Moroccan wool rugs durable and suitable for high-traffic areas?
Absolutely. Hand-knotted from 100% sheep wool, Moroccan rugs are renowned for their durability and resilience. Our rugs are perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, and other frequently used spaces, but be sure to follow care instructions, like rotating regularly, to keep it looking its best for years.
Do newly made wool Moroccan rugs shed?
It is completely normal for a new wool rug to shed a little at first. This is a natural characteristic of high-quality wool fibres and a sign of its authenticity. This initial shedding will decrease significantly over a few weeks with regular, gentle vacuuming.
Will the rug I receive look exactly like the one in the photo?
You will receive the exact rug shown in the photos. However, please remember that these are handmade items. We do our best to capture the colours accurately, but they may vary slightly depending on your screen's lighting and calibration. Any minor variations or "imperfections" in the pattern are part of the unique story and charm of your one-of-a-kind piece.
What are your rugs made of?
Our rugs are crafted from 100% natural, locally sourced sheep's wool. The wool's quality gives the rugs their signature softness, durability, and rich texture. The foundation (or warp) of the rug is sometimes made of cotton, which provides a strong and stable base for the wool knots.