Handmade Boho Moroccan Wool Area Rug (6’2″ x 9’4″)

Description Moroccan wool rugs are renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship, distinct patterns, and cultural importance. These stunning carpets are meticulously handmade by talented artisans in Morocco using age-old methods that have been handed down through the generations.  Presently, Moroccan rug production has expanded to encompass Afghanistan and Pakistan as well. Moroccan rugs are crafted using wool that is obtained from sheep in the local area. This particular type of wool is highly prized for its exceptional softness, durability, and natural insulating qualities. The chosen wool undergoes a meticulous process that involves thorough washing, carding, and manual spinning to transform it into yarn. Subsequently, the yarn is dyed with organic pigments like henna, saffron, and indigo to yield exquisite colors that exhibit richness and vibrancy. Each rug possesses its own individuality due to the distinctive variations and subtle nuances found in the hues chosen during this dyeing process. If you’re seeking a handcrafted rug that is both aesthetically pleasing and meaningful, consider investing in a Moroccan wool rug. These rugs come in various sizes, designs, and styles to suit your preferences. They are frequently utilized as decorative elements in homes and offices, particularly for bohemian and eclectic interior design themes. With their exceptional craftsmanship and quality materials, Moroccan rugs offer a touch of sophistication to any space. Whether it’s adding warmth underfoot or enhancing the overall ambiance of the room with its unique patterns, a Moroccan wool rug can be an ideal choice. At Yamilcraft, our rug production follows eco-friendly practices that have been passed down through generations. Instead of using machines, we rely on traditional techniques to create our rugs, thereby avoiding the emission of greenhouse gases. Additionally, we prioritize the use of biodegradable wool, and our rugs can be used for decades to minimize landfill waste.