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‘Tasgara N’Tamazirt’: A Cultural Tapestry

Experience the essence of Berber culture with “Tasgara N’Tamazirt,” a plush rug that captures the rich heritage and artistic traditions of the Berber people. Handcrafted with care and expertise, this remarkable piece reflects the timeless beauty and authenticity of Berber craftsmanship.

The white background of “Tasgara N’Tamazirt” symbolizes purity and simplicity, creating a canvas for the vibrant shapes and colors that adorn it. The rectangles, inspired by traditional Berber motifs, add depth and character to the rug. The magnolia-colored rectangles exude a sense of serenity and grace, representing the tranquility of the Berber landscape. The black rectangles bring a touch of boldness and mystery, embodying the resilience and strength of the Berber community. The Belgian chocolate-colored rectangles evoke a warm and earthy tone, connecting you to the natural beauty of the Berber surroundings. The teal rectangles symbolize the abundant water sources, signifying life and vitality.

“Tasgara N’Tamazirt” is more than just a rug; it is a cultural masterpiece that tells a story of tradition and craftsmanship. Each stitch is a testament to the dedication and artistry of the Berber weavers, carrying the legacy of generations. Embrace the spirit of the Berber people and bring the beauty of “Tasgara N’Tamazirt” into your home, creating a space infused with authenticity and cultural appreciation.

Region : Middle Atlas Mountain range of Morocco
Materials : Organic Wool of sheep 🐑
Condition : Perfect, clean, no damage, no stain at all
Age : 2021
Manufacturing : By hand
Size : 64 cm x 93 cm / 2.09 ft x 3.05 ft
Free worldwide shipping
Fast delivery 2-7 day

Embrace the Berber Tradition with “Tasgara N’Tamazirt”

Experience the rich heritage of the Berber culture with “Tasgara N’Tamazirt”, a plush rug that embodies the artistic traditions of its people. This rug, handcrafted with care and expertise, brings a touch of timeless beauty to your home, epitomizing the authenticity of Berber craftsmanship.

Intricate Designs, Vivid Colors

The serenity of the white background of “Tasgara N’Tamazirt” serves as a canvas for the vibrant colors and traditional motifs that adorn it. The magnolia-colored rectangles exude tranquility and grace, while the bold black ones add a touch of mystery. The Belgian chocolate and teal rectangles symbolize the rich Berber landscape, creating an earthy and vibrant blend that mesmerizes the eye.

A Testament to Timeless Craftsmanship

“Tasgara N’Tamazirt” is not just a rug—it’s a cultural masterpiece that weaves a story of tradition and craftsmanship. Every stitch resonates with the dedication and artistry of the Berber weavers, encapsulating the legacy of generations. Infuse your home with the spirit of the Berber people and celebrate a rich tradition of authenticity and cultural appreciation.

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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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