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Colorful hand-woven storage baskets from Morocco

Baskets that are not just for storage.

Handwoven in Morocco, our Berber baskets blend natural fibers, colors, and graphic patterns. Some are simple and entirely natural, while others play with dyes, stripes, or traditional shapes. Each basket has its own unique nuances and irregularities, which are part of its charm. Whether placed in an entryway to hold a few belongings, in a bedroom, a bathroom, or simply in a living room, a Moroccan basket adds a touch of texture and character without overwhelming the décor. We select original pieces, sometimes very colorful, always chosen for their personality and quality craftsmanship.

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BERBER BOXES

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Beautiful handwoven baskets with lids from Morocco

Berber baskets - Boxes to add color to your home

Berber boxes with lids are a classic of Moroccan craftsmanship. Handcrafted in Morocco from woven palm leaves and wool, they are traditionally used for storing bread. Today, in addition to adding an authentic decorative touch, their usefulness can be repurposed as jewelry boxes, plant pot covers, key holders, or for everyday items such as catch-alls. In the kitchen, on a shelf, or as a planter cover, the natural colors and traditional Berber ethnic patterns of these baskets will add vibrancy to your home. As with all the decorative objects we offer, each Berber box is unique in its colors and variety of patterns. Berber baskets made in Northern Morocco to pair with a colorful Berber rug in your living room; Tamegroute ceramics in subtle shades of green to display on a shelf; decorative fans from Ghana to hang individually or in groups on your bedroom wall; and a collection of Berber cushions reminiscent of the Berber rugs you'll find in our shop: Beni Ouarain in black and white, vibrant Azilal , Boujaad, Boucherouite (if you opt for secondhand), or a selection of vintage Berber cushions. Questions about our approach? Our products? Our rugs? Don't hesitate to contact us.

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FAQ - MOROCCAN BERBER BOXES

How are Moroccan Berber boxes made?

Our Berber boxes are handcrafted in Morocco from woven palm leaves and wool. Their lids and colorful patterns make them iconic objects of Moroccan craftsmanship, both decorative and functional.

Is each Berber box unique?

Yes, each box has its own unique colors, patterns, and combinations of materials. Variations from one model to another are part of their handcrafted character. Each piece is therefore unique and adds a personal touch to your décor.

What can a Berber box with a lid be used for?

Traditionally used for storing bread, Berber boxes can now hold many small everyday items. They are ideal for storing jewelry, keys, or small accessories, but also for decorating a shelf, console table, or coffee table.

Where should I place a Berber box in my home?

Thanks to their colors and graphic patterns, Berber boxes find their place in various rooms of the house. In an entryway, they hold small everyday items; in a living room or bedroom, they become decorative accessories in their own right. You can also combine them with Berber cushions, colorful rugs, or ceramics to create a harmonious look.

How to care for a Berber box made of palm leaves and wool?

To preserve the natural materials, dust your box regularly with a dry cloth or soft brush. Avoid washing it with large amounts of water, soaking it, or exposing it to prolonged humidity, in order to preserve the braiding and the wool.

Can a Berber box be used as a plant pot cover?

Yes, a Berber box can serve as a decorative planter and add a touch of color to your plants. To protect palm leaves and wool from moisture, place a waterproof pot inside and ensure that no water collects at the bottom. This will help the natural materials retain their appearance for longer.

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