Resulting from the purest Berber tradition, the Sahraoui carpet is a work from the southern region of Morocco. Made by the nomadic tribes of the Moroccan desert, this Berber carpet is woven with locally produced wool. The traditional colors are generally black, ecru, more or less golden.
Recognizable among thousands, the characteristic patterns also make the richness of these typical Berber carpets.
Coming from villages nestled in deserted enclaves, Moroccan weavers have developed an age-old and typical know-how, far from the usual Arab carpet inspirations. Their incomparable comfort is offered by a raw material of very high quality, 100% undyed virgin wool. With short or long pile, the thickest carpets can reach 3 centimeters of thickness for a comfort and an incomparable heat. Arrived in the Western interiors at the end of the twentieth century, these carpets have offered the place of choice which is theirs because of their qualities on a large number of aspects.
| Color | Gray |
|---|---|
| Primary material | Wool |
