Marketplace / rug / Boucherouite Rug
Boucherouite Rug
Boucherouite Rug โ€” detail 1 Boucherouite Rug โ€” detail 2 Boucherouite Rug โ€” detail 3 Boucherouite Rug โ€” detail 4

Cooperative Tiglmamin · Khenifra

Boucherouite Rug

$312
239 73
Includes shipping to
✓  Already sold

Shop similar pieces available now →


✓ Priced by the artisans who made it ✓ One of a kind — this exact piece ships to you ✓ Non-toxic dyes, carbon-negative yarns

WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES

62% goes to the makers 14% runs the site & pays the artisans who run it — Anou is a cooperative 24% shipping

SIZE

2m x 1m 4cm x 3cm — 6ft 7in x 3ft 5in x 1in

WEIGHT

5800 g

MATERIALS

Cotton Warp, Recycled Clothing, and Recycled Sweaters

PRODUCT ID

#10954

A Boucherouite is a thick colorful rug made from recycled sweaters that are woven and repurposed into new, unique designs. Boucherouites were originally created out of necessity but are now a coveted item for decorating a modern home.


See something off — or want to help the artisans improve? Rate this piece in Rate-o-Rama →

MEET THE MAKERS

Handmade by 2 members of Cooperative Tiglmamin

Hayat Ousbigh

Hayat Ousbigh

Hayat was born in 1985, she is married and has two children. Hayat studied in Khenifra and then her family relocated to Agadir for her parents work. While in Agadir her studies stopped because she struggled with the local dialect that was different from her own. Growing up she was exposed to weaving as those in her family were weavers but she didnโ€™t want anything to do with it. Hayat describes how time went on and her idea of weaving changed. Over the years she taught herself how to make rugs and pillowcases, she describes having different ideas and putting them into her work. Hayat joined the cooperative as a way to help her family.

Fatoma Kninzaa

Fatoma Kninzaa

Fatoma was born in 1963 in the suburbs of Khenifra, she is married and the mother of three children. Fatoma learned to weave at home as a young girl but has never been able to earn a living from her weaving. Fatoma joined the cooperative to help her family members in the cooperative and to contribute to household expenses including medical treatment. Fatoma has a dream of someday purchasing a house with the profits from her rugs.

More from Cooperative Tiglmamin

Prices in USD include estimated shipping to the United States. Select your destination on the product page for your price.

More pieces similar to this

Prices in USD include estimated shipping to the United States. Select your destination on the product page for your price.

Cooperative Tiglmamin

Cooperative Tiglmamin

VISIT THE STORE
โœ‰๏ธ Need help? Contact us!