Flatweave Rug

Name: Flatweave Rug
Brand: Anou
SKU: 15728
Price: 150 USD
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SIZE

1m 63cm x 97cm x 2cm — 5ft 4in x 3ft 2in x 1in

WEIGHT

2566 g

MATERIALS

Natural Wool, Synthetically Dyed Wool, and Cotton Warp

PRODUCT ID

#15728

The designs made by the association are rooted in the long weaving history of the region. Many of these rugs, known as Taznakht rugs, are made distinct by bright reds and yellows, colors that represent the landscape in which the rugs were made. These bohemian style rugs have a contemporary feel while incorporating traditional Moroccan designs.

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Handmade by 2 members of Association Timouzounin

Aziza Kobrachine

Aziza Kobrachine is from Tadula Zanfi and attended school until the fourth grade. She learned how to weave from her sister and then finished a training where she learned more about textile making and natural dyes. Aziza took part in establishing the association, which was one of the first in the immediate area. Her goals with it were to create a place where women could work together and find a way to generate income through their own business without having to resort to their families.

Khadija Kotaniu

Khadija is the president of the association and was born in Tedouit ZanFi in 1977, and is taught herself how to weave and develop skills in the craft, which is why she has wanted the products of their cooperative to be widely recognized in Morocco and famous worldwide. She hopes that she and all of the other women of the association will be able to earn sustainable income. She wants to create a new generation of weavers so that this craft may stay alive. Through the other women of the cooperative, she has learned new skills in pattern design.

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