Handmade Pileknot Rug

Name: Handmade pileknot rug
Brand: Anou
SKU: 20955
Price: 188 USD
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Made by Sara Abna & Rachida Bezzi — meet them ↓

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68% goes to the makers 16% runs the site & pays the artisans who run it — Anou is a cooperative 16% shipping

SIZE

1m 64cm x 66cm x 2cm — 5ft 5in x 2ft 2in x 1in

WEIGHT

1971 g

MATERIALS

Wool and Cotton warp yarn

PRODUCT ID

#20955

Moroccan handmade pileknot rug

COLORS IN THIS PIECE

Non-toxic, non-bleed dyes · Color guide

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MEET THE MAKERS

Handmade by 2 members of Cooperative Tizi Nougdal

Sara Abna

I'm Sara, I'm 26, married and a mother of two. I dropped out of school my last year in primary school. I have a six year experience working in this cooperative. My mother taught me the craft of making rugs, I also joined in hopes of having a steady income to benefit my kids and also I just love making rugs, It's a passion of mine. I hope our cooperative succeeds even more in the future.

Rachida Bezzi

My name is Rashida Bazzi, I am 43 years old and single. I did not learn to read and write. I’ve worked in the cooperative for 6 years. I learned the craft of rugs from my mother. My idea was to get in a cooperative in order to help my family financially. I consider making rugs an art and I developed my style over the years and hope to help my cooperative to reach success.

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