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Azilal rugs are and woven with 100% natural virgin sheep wool by rural artisan women in the steep Azilal region in the high Atlas Mountains in Morocco, using traditional techniques that have spanned over centuries. Each piece is unique and tells a story of the artisans expressed in ancient symbols and colours inspired by daily tribal life such as birth, fertility, family, marriage and farming.

Beni Ourain rugs are handwoven with 100% natural undyed sheep wool by Berber artisan women in the middle Atlas Mountains in Morocco, using traditional techniques that have spanned over centuries. Beni Ourain is loved around the world for its warmth and luxury as well as the artistic geometric clean line designs that can easily suit any modern home. Each rug is unique and tells a story of the daily rural life of the Berber community.

Moroccan Boucherouite rugs are handmade by talented Berber women from the middle Atlas Mountains in Morocco using previously used tunics, yarn rugs and other unused textiles that are weaved, sewn and stitched together to create a new one- of-a-kind functional piece of art. These rugs are typically vibrant and bright, and each tells its own story.

Boujaad rugs are hand-knotted with soft sheep wool bleached in natural dyes by the Boujaad tribe artisan women in the snow-topped Atlas Mountains in Morocco, using traditional techniques that have spanned over centuries. Its distinctiveness comes from the rich colours of red, fuchsia, purple, orange and brown hues with asymmetrical geometric motifs and symbols that represents themes such as fertility, marriage, spirituality and rural family life.

Dhurrie rugs are loom-woven by skilled artisan hands from India using techniques employed for centuries, typically made using natural fibres such as cotton, wool, silk or combination of fibres. The no pile, flat-weave design of the dhurries makes them durable, easily cleaned, and often reversable. Dhurries are traditionally used not only as artistic floor covering, but also for bedding or packaging.

Turkish rugs or otherwise known as Anatolian carpets are handmade by highly skilled artisans in rural Anatolia using organic wool, cotton and natural dyes to create beautiful work of functional art textiles. Turkish rugs are famous for its flat weave and turkish-knot techniques which make them very durable, lasting for centuries when carefully looked after.