Boucherouite Rug

Name: Boucherouite Rug
Brand: Anou
SKU: 6792
Price: 266 USD
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Made by Fadma Mehboub & Rabha Houari — meet them ↓

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SIZE

1m 80cm x 1m 35cm x 2cm — 5ft 11in x 4ft 5in x 1in

WEIGHT

9200 g

MATERIALS

Rag Fabric and Cotton

PRODUCT ID

#6792

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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MEET THE MAKERS

Handmade by 2 members of Cooperative Nahda

Fadma Mehboub

Fadma Mahboub was born in 1972 in the outskirts of Oued Ifrane. Her family moved into the village to make it easier for her brothers to go to school although she didn’t get the same opportunity since she never enrolled. However, she got to learn to weave and has become a renowned Hanbal and Zamora carpet weaver. She has recently joined the association in order to help the women perfect their Hanbal technique and find a space where she can meet like minded women.

Rabha Houari

Rabha Houari was born in 1979 in Oued Ifrane and has managed to go to school until the sixth grade of primary school. She joined the association after her divorce in order to support herself and also to develop her skills together with the women at the association. She really wishes for her work to be recognised in the neighbouring souks for their quality.

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