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MOROCCAN BERBER CARPETS - THE BIGGEST OFFER IN THE WORLD

  • Morocco has a very long tradition of weaving some of the most beautiful carpets in the world. These superb carpets have been woven since the 8th century when the Berber tribes settled in Morocco. For more than a thousand years, tribal women have a hand-knotted rug from the wool of the sheep they raise at the top of the Atlas. Even today, the tribes live in the mountains, and the know-how is transmitted from mother to daughter

     

    MOROCCAN CARPETS AND THEIR REASONS.

    The patterns and colors of Moroccan rugs are unique because they are handmade, without following a pattern. The weaver includes important life experiences and events in the carpet. There are frequently symbols that represent love, nature and happiness in Moroccan carpets. Natural bright colors, such as blue, red, orange, yellow and purple, come from plants and berries, such as henna bush, pomegranate, fig and tea leaf, which grow in the Atlas. The natural black color comes directly from the wool of sheep and goats from mountainous regions.

    ALL MOROCCAN CARPETS ARE UNIQUE. 

    Women of the various Berber tribes each decide on the pattern, colors and shape of their carpet so that no two carpets are alike. Trendcarpet photographs all the carpets received and all the Moroccan carpets are in stock and dispatched within 24 hours. Trend carpet collaborates with a local carpet merchant at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, who travels weekly in the assembly to buy Beni Ourain rugAzilal rugs , Boucherouite rug and other kilim carpets from Berber tribes. So we have access to fantastic quality antique, semi-antique and new Moroccan rugs at a much lower than the normal price.

     

    THE BEBER RUG ARE THE BENI OURAIN, AZILAL AND BOUCHAROUETTE CARPETS, WEDDING RUG