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Cooperative Nahda · Souq El Hed

Btaniya Rug

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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

55% goes to the makers 13% runs the site & pays the artisans who run it — Anou is a cooperative 32% shipping

SIZE

2m 2cm x 63cm x 1cm — 6ft 8in x 2ft 1in x 1in

WEIGHT

3100 g

MATERIALS

Tadout - Wool and Cotton

PRODUCT ID

#12118

This lightweight carpet is loosely woven, giving it a softness allowing villagers to use it as a blanket. Btaniya carpets often feature natural dyes and are always made from natural wool. The pattern of these rugs is the same on both sides. To complete a meter of this carpet takes about one day. It's fast to make.


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MEET THE MAKERS

Handmade by 4 members of Cooperative Nahda

Naima Mehboub

Naima Mehboub

Naima Mehboub was born just a few kilometers outside of Oued Ifrane. She is married to a day laborer who works in agriculture and construction. Naima and her husband currently have three boys and one girl. Many women in the village know her as a fun person and super easy going โ€“ characteristics of a great weaving partner. Naima is currently studying basic math, reading and writing at classes provided by a local association.

Sadia Bakhalk

Sadia Bakhalk

Sadia is a native of Oued Ifrane and has lived in the village her entire life. She is married to a butcher and has two young boys. She has been involved with the association since 2011 and knows how to make each type of carpet the association produces. With the money she earns for her sales, she wants to invest it in her family and perhaps build a house for her family.

Fatima Mahboub

Fatima Mahboub

Fatima Mahboub was born in 1963 in the Ait Aziz village and currently lives near Ifrane river. She is married and the mother of three sons and a daughter. She has never been to school but learned weaving from her mother since childhood as well as western dressmaking. She has never showcased her work in fairs but has joined Association Nahda recently to gain more exposure to the artisan and craft world.

Fadma Mehboub

Fadma Mehboub

Fadma Mahboub was born in 1972 in the outskirts of Oued Ifrane. Her family moved into the village to make it easier for her brothers to go to school although she didnโ€™t get the same opportunity since she never enrolled. However, she got to learn to weave and has become a renowned Hanbal and Zamora carpet weaver. She has recently joined the association in order to help the women perfect their Hanbal technique and find a space where she can meet like minded women.

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Souq El Hed, Morocco · about 2 heures 17 minutes from Fez

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