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This rug varies from one region to another according to color, decoration and production method. Made of natural wool this rug is quite versatile, in the winter the pile side is placed up to keep things warmer and in the summer the pile side is placed face down to keep things cooler. Each knot is individually tied by hand making it a true feat of craftsmanship.
Approx. Size 8ft 9in x 6ft 8in x 1in or 2m 67cm x 2m 2cm x 3cm
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Halima Aissaoui from Moulide was born in 1976 and later relocated to Khenifra. Halima is a widow and has three ... show more Halima Aissaoui from Moulide was born in 1976 and later relocated to Khenifra. Halima is a widow and has three children. Halima completed the third grade and then went on to learn the art of weaving from her mother and through vocational training. Halima joined the cooperative in order to make money to manage the expenses of her home and her children.
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WoolThis product features 100% natural wool sheered from local sheep. show more This product features 100% natural wool sheered from local sheep. |
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Dyed WoolThis product features natural wool hand dyed in house using environmental and people friendly processes. show more This product features natural wool hand dyed in house using environmental and people friendly processes. |
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Cotton WarpThe warp of this rug is made from cotton and is sourced in local market show more The warp of this rug is made from cotton and is sourced in local market |
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TaskaThe taska is used after every new row is added to a carpet. It helps ... show more The taska is used after every new row is added to a carpet. It helps to compress the weave and keep everything in alignment. |
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Hand PickerThis hand-picker, known locally as “Imachdan” is used to separate the locks of wool and ... show more This hand-picker, known locally as “Imachdan” is used to separate the locks of wool and prepare it for carding, combing and spinning. |
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Wool CardersKnown locally as “Ikarchal” this set of wooden paddles studded with very thin nails is ... show more Known locally as “Ikarchal” this set of wooden paddles studded with very thin nails is used to take the partially combed wool and create fine sheets of wool used to create wool string. |
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SpindleKnown locally as, “lmaghzal” this tool is used to spin wool thread to ensure a ... show more Known locally as, “lmaghzal” this tool is used to spin wool thread to ensure a high quality finish. |
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Traditional LoomThis rug is woven on a traditional wooden loom that is shared by the women ... show more This rug is woven on a traditional wooden loom that is shared by the women of the cooperative. |
