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Experience Timeless Heritage with Safiya Ghazal

Safiya Ghazal is a modern masterpiece that embodies beauty, sophistication, and contemporary design. This exquisite Berber rug features a captivating combination of dusty orange and dove gray, harmoniously blending warm and cool tones to create a visually striking and balanced composition.

The dusty orange and dove gray hues in Safiya Ghazal evoke a sense of tranquility, while exuding a modern and luxurious aura. The interplay between the two colors creates a captivating contrast that adds depth and character to any space it graces.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Safiya Ghazal showcases a stunning contemporary design that effortlessly fuses traditional Berber motifs with modern aesthetics. The geometric patterns, reminiscent of ancient symbols and architectural influences, lend a sense of timelessness and cultural heritage to the rug.

The high-quality wool used in the creation of Safiya Ghazal provides a soft and sumptuous texture underfoot. Its plush pile height ensures a comfortable and cozy feel, inviting you to relax and indulge in its tactile allure.

Region : Middle Atlas Mountain range of Morocco
Materials : Organic Wool of sheep 🐑
Condition : Perfect, clean, no damage, no stain at all
Age : 1990
Manufacturing : By hand
Size : 296 cm x 375 cm / 9.71 ft x 12.30 ft
Free worldwide shipping
Fast delivery 2-7 day

Modern Sophistication in Every Thread

Unravel the beauty of modern craftsmanship with the Safiya Ghazal Berber rug. Its warm dusty orange and cool dove gray hues weave a mesmerizing narrative of contemporary design and sophisticated elegance. The harmonious blend of these tones creates a visually striking composition, evoking tranquility while exuding a luxurious aura.

Bold Contrast, Captivating Presence

Delve into the captivating interplay of colors with Safiya Ghazal. The contrast between the dusty orange and dove gray hues not only adds depth and character to your space, but also creates a unique centerpiece that can transform the aesthetics of any room. It’s a rug that doesn’t merely exist in your room, it elevates it.

Traditional Motifs, Contemporary Charm

The Safiya Ghazal rug is an artful blend of traditional Berber motifs and modern design aesthetics. Meticulously crafted with geometric patterns reminiscent of ancient symbols and architectural influences, it infuses your space with a sense of timelessness and rich cultural heritage.

Luxury Meets Comfort

Sink your feet into the soft, sumptuous texture of the Safiya Ghazal rug. Crafted from high-quality wool, its plush pile height provides a comfortable and cozy feel, inviting you to indulge in its tactile allure. This rug isn’t just an accessory for your space, but a gateway to comfort and relaxation.

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💬 Questions :

• How to clean a Beni Ourain rug?

• how can you contact us?

• 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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