Moroccan runner Beni ourain rug
bohemian
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rugs.com | etsy | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | 117 $ | 329 $ | 239 $ |
| Saving (%) | ● | 50% | -25% |
| Knots inch | 10 | < 6 | < 6 |
| Wool Quality | High | Low | Low |
| Washable | Yes | No | No |
| Durability | 50 Years | 6 Months | 6 Months |
| Natural Treatment | ● | Chemical | Chemical |
Description
Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of a Moroccan runner rug, the perfect blend of art, culture, and practicality. These versatile rugs are ideal for hallways, kitchens, stairs, and bathrooms, adding a touch of elegance and warmth to every corner of your home. Use a hallway runner rug to create a welcoming pathway or highlight your staircase with a luxurious stair runner carpet that enhances safety and style.
In the kitchen, a kitchen runner rug offers both comfort and durability, making it an excellent choice for high-traffic areas. Its washable design ensures that spills and messes are never a problem. Bathrooms, too, can benefit from the soft texture and elegant patterns of a bathroom runner rug, creating a spa-like ambiance in your personal retreat.
With a Moroccan runner rug, you’re not just adding a rug to your home—you’re introducing a piece of Moroccan heritage that tells a story of tradition and craftsmanship. These washable runner rugs are designed for modern living, combining beauty and convenience in every detail. Whether placed in a hallway, bathroom, or kitchen, a Moroccan runner rug enhances your space with its unique charm and unmatched quality.
Shipping
Shipping Your order will be delivered via DHL or FEDEX to your home within 2-5 business days after shipping. We ensure the careful handling and safe delivery of our furniture, fragile and bulky items.
Returns Returns are accepted for this product. All returns must be postmarked within Fifteen (15) days of the delivery date. For more details on our return policy, click here.
Moroccan Rug Weaving Process
Women in rural Moroccan villages, often confined to domestic tasks such as cooking, washing, sewing, and childcare, as well as agricultural responsibilities, managed to express their autonomy and bold artistic spirit through textile work and carpet weaving. Despite societal limitations, these women demonstrated creativity by improvising structures, patterns, and motifs from a diverse repertoire, resulting in breathtakingly stunning pieces that can be described as pure poetry - abstract yet laden with profound meaning.
The weaving process involves one or two women seated side by side on a bench at a vertical loom, ensuring their hands remain at the same level. As the finished part of the carpet is gradually rolled around the lower beam, the weaver loses sight of the overall work, seeing only the last portion. This method requires the weaver to rely on forms from memory, providing ample scope for creativity. Rooted in tradition, these artisans continually incorporate their intuitions, feelings, and imagination into their work, allowing for artistic freedom. This dynamic process results in the surprising spontaneity and incomparable variety that characterize Berber carpets.
The indispensable tools for this craft include a loom, combs, carders, baskets, spindles, among others.