Merzouga – Handwoven Amazigh Rug
The essence of the Sahara in woven form.
Handwoven Amazigh Rug – The Essence of the Sahara
Merzouga is inspired by the vast, sweeping dunes of the Sahara Desert, bringing the spirit of Morocco's southern gateway into your home. Named after the desert town of Merzouga, this handwoven rug embodies the raw beauty of the Sahara, blending traditional Amazigh craftsmanship with understated elegance.
Made from 100% natural wool, Merzouga offers a minimalist design in a warm light mocha color—its earthy tones adding warmth and sophistication to any room. The rug’s hypoallergenic, natural fibers make it perfect for those who seek both comfort and beauty in their living space.
Key Features
- Handwoven by skilled Amazigh women artisans using traditional techniques
- Made from 100% natural, hypoallergenic wool
- Minimalist light mocha color, bringing warmth and balance to your space
- Soft, plush texture that is both durable and luxurious underfoot
- A unique piece that celebrates Moroccan craftsmanship and desert inspiration
Description
Merzouga is a nod to the serene beauty of the Sahara Desert. Its light mocha tones reflect the sand dunes, offering a grounding presence in your home. The rug’s clean lines and simplicity make it a versatile choice for any room, while its craftsmanship ensures that it will endure for years to come.
Crafted by hand using traditional Amazigh weaving techniques, this rug’s natural wool fibers bring softness and warmth, while the minimalist design allows it to complement a wide range of interior styles. Whether placed in a modern living room or a cozy bedroom, Merzouga adds both character and comfort.
Technical Details
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Material: 100% natural wool
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Size: 10'8ft x 7ft
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Color Palette: Light mocha, soft neutrals
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Pile: Medium-to-high plush pile, soft underfoot
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Care Instructions: Spot clean with mild detergent. Vacuum gently on low. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
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Origin: Handwoven in the Atlas Mountains, Morocco
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