Btaniya Rug

Name: Btaniya Rug
Brand: Anou
SKU: 2255
Price: 213 USD
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Made by Naima Mehboub & Sadia Bakhalk — meet them ↓

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SIZE

1m 80cm x 1m 40cm x 1cm — 5ft 11in x 4ft 7in x 1in

WEIGHT

3010 g

MATERIALS

Tadout - Wool, Wool String, and Henna

PRODUCT ID

#2255

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 2 members of Cooperative Nahda

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 – 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 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.

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