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Laila Azrou: Berber Craftsmanship Meets Modern Design

Laila Azrou is a captivating Berber rug that exudes warmth and elegance. Crafted with utmost care, this exquisite rug features a light camel background adorned with rich brown lozenges, creating a harmonious color palette that brings a sense of natural beauty to any space.

The light camel background in Laila Azrou evokes a feeling of serenity and tranquility, reminiscent of the vast desert landscapes of the Berber region. The brown lozenges, meticulously woven into the design, symbolize stability, grounding, and a deep connection with the earth, reflecting the Berber culture’s close relationship with nature.

Crafted from premium-quality wool, Laila Azrou offers a luxuriously soft texture underfoot. The plush pile height provides a comfortable cushioning effect, inviting you to sink your feet into its embrace. The combination of the light camel background and the rich brown lozenges creates a visually captivating aesthetic, adding depth and character to your interior.

This Berber rug seamlessly combines tradition with contemporary design, making it a versatile addition to various interior styles. Whether placed in a modern minimalist space, a bohemian-inspired environment, or a more traditional setting, Laila Azrou brings a touch of natural beauty, warmth, and cultural heritage to your home.

Region : Middle Atlas Mountain range of Morocco
Materials : Organic Wool of sheep 🐑
Condition : Perfect, clean, no damage, no stain at all
Age : 1970
Manufacturing : By hand
Size : 181 cm x 261 cm / 5.93 ft x 8.56 ft
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Fast delivery 2-7 day

Natural Elegance in Every Fiber

Unearth the serene tranquility of the desert with the Laila Azrou Berber rug. Crafted with a light camel background, this exquisite rug exudes a sense of warmth and natural beauty that adds a soothing aura to your space. The richness of the earth tones reflects the Berber region’s vast landscapes, inviting a touch of nature into your home.

Stability and Grounding: The Language of Lozenges

Discover a deep connection with the earth through the meticulously woven brown lozenges of Laila Azrou. Each lozenge, symbolizing stability and grounding, mirrors the Berber culture’s profound relationship with nature. The harmonious blend of light camel and rich brown creates a captivating aesthetic that brings depth and character to your space.

A Symphony of Comfort and Design

Sink your feet into the plush comfort of the Laila Azrou rug. Crafted from premium-quality wool, this rug provides a luxurious softness underfoot. Its blend of tradition and contemporary design makes it a versatile addition to various interior styles, from modern minimalist to bohemian-inspired environments.

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💬 Questions :

• How to clean a Beni Ourain rug?

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• Do we wholesalers?

• Are Moroccan rugs expensive?

Moroccan rugs can vary in price depending on the type of rug, size, and quality. Handmade Moroccan rugs tend to be more expensive than machine-made rugs, but they are also of higher quality and durability.

• Can Moroccan rugs be used in high-traffic areas?

Yes, Moroccan rugs are durable and can be used in high-traffic areas. However, it is important to remember to regularly vacuum and spot clean your rug to maintain its appearance and longevity.

• Can Moroccan rugs be customized?

Yes, many Moroccan rug makers offer custom designs and sizes. However, this will likely increase the cost and production time of the rug.

• How do I know if my Moroccan rug is authentic?

Authentic Moroccan rugs are handmade using traditional techniques and natural materials. Look for imperfections in the weaving, as this is a sign that the rug was handcrafted. Additionally, Moroccan rugs are typically labeled with the region in which they were made, such as “Beni Ourain” or “Azilal.”

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