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The core experience of the Common Thread project is rooted in collaboration, understanding and the exchange of ideas.
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The core experience of the Common Thread project is rooted in collaboration, understanding and the exchange of ideas.
Read more →Through Anou's online store, you can expand your business all while making a real impact in the lives of artisans across Morocco.
Read more →When we were first asked how to clean and take care of Moroccan rugs, we simply asked the artisans who made them.
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Cooperative Lfarah (http://www.theanou.com/store/55) ships another rug to Australia!Yes! In fact, artisans that use TheAnou.com to sell their work frequently fulfill orders from Australia.
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The key to the long-term success of the Anou community depends on whether the artisans and artisan leaders can develop the vision for their own …
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Summary: Starting on October 1st, Mustapha Chaouai of Association Nahda (http://www.theanou.com/store/9) will become the Anou community's second director.
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A customer recently wrote in and asked us what exactly is the difference between a flatweave, pile knot and Beni Ourain rug?
Read more →Through Anou's online store, you can expand your business all while making a real impact in the lives of artisans across Morocco.
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On August 6th, designer Sabrina Kraus Lopez (www.sabrinakrauslopez.com) and photographer Simon Mills (http://photosby.si) arrived in the Ait Bouguemez Valley and launched the first part of …
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