Pile Knot Rug

Name: Pile Knot Rug
Brand: Anou
SKU: 17777
Price: 1608 USD
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SIZE

3m 22cm x 2m 50cm x 2cm — 10ft 7in x 8ft 2in x 1in

WEIGHT

12705 g

MATERIALS

Natural Sheep Wool and Cotton String

PRODUCT ID

#17777

Pile knot rugs are plush and warm rugs commonly woven in Muoy and often contain traditional symbols unique to the surrounding region.

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MEET THE MAKERS

Handmade by 5 members of Association Tadighoust

Fatima Dadsi

Fatima has lived in Qsar Muoy since the 1970’s. She is the mother of three children. She hopes that through her work in the association she’ll be able to attend many national craft fairs.

Saida Skour

Saida has lived in Qsar Muoy all her life. She completed her studies all the way until the first year of high school. When she is not working at the association, she can be found following one of her biggest passions: cooking!

Nora Ait Alal

Nora studied in school until the sixth grade. Several years later she married young and is now a widow. She supports her one child through her work at the association. She hopes that she can continue improving her craft so she and her association can sell more and improve their livelihoods.

Hanane El Akkaoui

Hanane is an artisan weaver from Tadighoust. She is married and does not have kids. She studied up to the fifth grade of primary school. She has experience in weaving and aspires to develop her skills to access more opportunities to sell her woven products without intermediaries.

Rachida Mchaq

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