Vintage North African Berber Rug

Great old rug from North Africa. Well designed and hand-knotted by women of the Boujad Tribe in Morocco. The rug is in collectors condition. About tribal Berber Rugs: Berber rugs and...

Beautiful bifurcated vintage Berber rug from the Atlas Mountains. Good full pile condition, all edges original. Great patina and vintage style. Hand-knotted by a tribal woman of the ...

This is a really unique piece. Top grade collectors item. A double sided vintage Berber rug from Morocco, North Africa. This stunning piece of art was hand knotted with two designs. This type of rug is very had to make since there are weavers sitting on the front and back of the loom, working simultan. One side is in red traditional Berber design from the Atlas Mountains and the other side is lavender shag pile abstract design. The condition of the rug is good with little wear and some old restorations. Origin: Morocco Size: 280 x 270 cm / 9.2 x 8.8 ft, fringes / tassels on one side Pile material: fine hand-spun wool Structure: Soft and with a high, plush pile - soft wool Colors: One side red, one side lilac Design: African traditional...

Large Moroccan vintage rug abstract design Berber Lilac Gray Teal North African. A rare vintage Berber rug from the 1970s-1980s. This stunning abstract design Berber rug was made i...

Beautiful hand knotted rug from North Africa. This great vintage piece was made by women of the Berber Ait Khozema tribe in Morocco. These people are at home in the Atlas Mountains, ...

Beautiful distressed vintage Berber rug, hand-knotted by tribal women living in the Atlas mountains. Worn distressed industrial look.

This handwoven Algerian Berber rug is a beautiful piece of craftsmanship with a simple stripped design and vibrant colors. This generous size rug features stripes of various colors such as red, yellow, green and many more all set against a beige background. The rug is made using traditional Berber weaving techniques to create a unique and durable textile. The use of natural materials, such as wool or cotton, ensures that the rug is not only beautiful but also eco-friendly. The stripes on the rug are arranged in a horizontal pattern, with each color blending seamlessly into the next. The red stripes are a bold, rich shade, while the yellow stripes are a bright, sunny hue. The green stripes are a deep, earthy tone, and other colors may be incorporated into the design as well. The beige background of the rug provides a neutral base for the colorful stripes, allowing the colors to stand out and make a statement. The texture of the rug is soft yet hardware, making it a comfortable and cozy addition to any room. Unlike other Berber rugs that originate from neighbouring touristic countries and anyone could grab a rug, Algeria is not a touristic destination and therefore extremely difficult to find these rugs outside the country. We have a large collection of Algerian Berber Amazigh rugs...

1950s authentic Moroccan vintage Berber rug from the Beni Ouarain tribes. Lush white and black organic wool rug with geometrical lozenges designs. From the Middle Atlas Mountains, circa 1950s, North Africa. Dark black abstract designs in lozenges on a natural cream field lush wool. Very interesting modernist mid-20th century handwoven one of a kind carpet. Cod be used both sides. We only sell one of a kind authentic vintage rugs...

Beautiful 20th century rug from Tunisia very decorative with a tribal geometrical design and nice colors with a blue field, pink, yellow and green, entirely hand knotted with wool ve...

Very beautiful vintage Tunisian rug with a nice tribal design and white, purple, yellow and grey colors, entirely and finely hand knotted with wool velvet on cotton foundation. ✨✨✨ ...

A unique algerian berber rug with a multicolored pattern consisting of zigzags, lines, and diamond shapes. This handwoven rug is using traditional techniques by Berber Kabyle tribes ...

This wine red rug features a classic tartan pattern with white and green interlocking lines made out of cotton mixed strips, creating a timeless and invit...