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20956 Vintage Purple Boujad Moroccan Rug, 06'06 x 10'07.
Embrace the spirited essence of Boujad rugs, hailing from the lively city of Boujad in the Khouribga region, celebrated for their eccentric designs. Immerse yourself in the captivating narrative of this vintage Boujad Moroccan rug, where visual allure seamlessly intertwines with rich symbolism, narrating a tale resonant with themes of fertility, womanhood, and the intricate dance of life.
Bohemian Hygge converges with cozy conviviality in this hand-knotted wool vintage Boujad Moroccan rug. The intricate diamond design and joyful hues woven into this piece create a vibrant and cozy ambiance with layers of textured joy. The purple backdrop becomes the canvas for a visual feast. Horizontal chevron lines adorned with triangles unite to form a diamond trellis. Within this lattice, an array of ambiguous tribal symbols, including fetter motifs, ying and yang, Goze eye motifs, concentric lozenges, cross motifs, and diamonds within diamonds, each holding its unique significance. Radiating warmth and informality, the natural abrash gradations authenticate the vintage Boujad rug. The nomadic charm and natural wool material align with the bohemian and hygge love for organic elements, contributing to a comfortable and inviting atmosphere.
Symbolism in this Boujad rug is rich and diverse, with fetter motifs representing protection, ying and yang embodying balance, Goze eye motifs symbolizing warding off evil, concentric lozenges representing femininity and fertility, cross motifs symbolizing protection, and diamonds within diamonds embodying interconnectedness and unity. Each symbol weaves its own story, adding layers of meaning to this captivating Moroccan rug.
- Rendered in variegated shades of magenta, purple, teal, mint, peach, orange, mauve, rose, taupe and beige with other accent colors.
- Abrash.
- Hand-knotted wool.
- Made in Morocco.
- Berber Tribes of Morocco. Boujad.
- Measures: 06'06 x 10'07.
- Date: 1960s. Mid-20th Century.
