MARMOUCHA BERBER RUGS

Marmoucha Berber rugs are mountain rugs woven in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco, originally by a Berber tribe of the same name. Marmoucha rugs are 100% wool rugs woven on traditional looms. They are authentic rugs whose weaving technique differs from their Beni Ouarain cousins, featuring larger-than-average knots that give them greater suppleness than other Berber rugs. The longer pile provides a soft feel. The wool used is superior quality sheep's wool, giving Marmoucha rugs colors close to white with a pearly sheen. The patterns, often two-tone or in muted shades, are similar to traditional Beni Ouarain rugs. Moroccan Berber rugs reflect the excellence of Moroccan craftsmanship, woven on traditional wooden looms in the mountainous regions of Morocco (High Atlas or Middle Atlas, depending on the rug type) by Berber women in their homes or working in cooperatives in remote mountain villages. All Berber rugs are made from sheep's wool and knotted. It takes between four and eight weeks to make a Berber rug, depending on its size and the complexity of the design. Over the years, Berber rugs have become decorative classics, and whatever the pattern, they adapt to any interior style: industrial, Scandinavian, vintage, bohemian chic, and especially to every room in your home. They bring softness, style, and design to your living room under your sofa and coffee table, to your bedroom, and to children's rooms. Made from natural materials, they are durable pieces; choosing a Berber rug means keeping it for years to come! Looking to purchase a Marmoucha rug? Our Parisian showroom welcomes you daily by appointment. Questions? Don't hesitate to contact us directly; our team is available to assist you in choosing your rug. You can also find information on our website in the Frequently Asked Questions . Are you a professional? Visit our dedicated page .