Boucharouite

Name: Boucharouite
Brand: Anou
SKU: 14642
Price: 53 USD
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SIZE

60cm x 40cm x 3cm — 2ft x 16in x 1in

WEIGHT

1500 g

MATERIALS

Cotton and Tadout - Wool

PRODUCT ID

#14642

Despite its modern chic appeal, the Boucharef carpet is woven into traditional Atlas Mountain culture. When poorer families were low in supplies during a cold winter, they washed and tore up old clothing to furnish their homes. Fortunately today, the carpet carries on in tradition rather than in necessity.

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Handmade by 4 members of Cooperative Azta

Itto Mahboub

Itto Mahboub was born in 1984 and never attended school, but as a young girl she learned the art of weaving from her mother. At an early age she married and became a mother to three children and now plays a valuable role in the cooperative.

Rahma Modn

Rahma Modn was born in 1978 in Skhirat near Tawnat. The married mother of two children has not been formally educated, but aspires to continuously improve her material and develop her professional abilities.

GHannou Mahboub

Ganou Mahboub treasurer of the cooperative was born in 1965 in skhirat mastered the craft of weaving where she learned on the mother's hands have not been studied married mother of six sons and one girl

Laziza Bakhalk

Laziza is the dear older sister of Sadia, creator of the cooperative Nahda. She was born in 1973 in Skhirat and is a married mother to four boys and one girl. She never studied in primary school, but learned how to weave with her siblings from a young age.

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