Algerian Rugs and Carpets

Maison Myrbor was a French manufacturer and retailer of carpets founded by Marie Cuttoli (1879-1973). The first workshop was set up in her home in Sétif,...

This minimal, off-white colour berber style cotton rug with its origin from Morocco is beautifully crafted with small geometric, diamond shape knots all over it. The texture is quite...

As featured in architectural digest's article (August 31, 2013) of Geoffrey Beene's guest bedroom, this rug was acquired at his estate sale after his passing. Conceived, circa 1928-1930 and executed in the 1960s by Marie Cuttoli...

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 ...

Long Algerian double sided rug, tribal, Berbere mid-20th century, wool velvet on cotton foundation, wears.   ✨✨✨ "Experience the epitome of luxury and craftsmanship with our exquisit...

Discover a piece of history with this vintage Berber rug from 1930s Algeria, showcasing tribal geometrical patterns in groups of parallel lines. The rug's dominant neon pink, burnt ...

A vintage handmade wool rug from 1970s Algeria, in tricolour stripes of pleasing reds, browns, and blacks. The wool yarns come from ethically grown livestock, and are hand dyed and ...

A vintage "Amazigh" Berber wool rug featuring a beige base color adorned with multicolored stripes arranged in distinct groups. The stripe groups follow a consistent pattern, with a ...

Introduce a touch of vintage elegance to your space with this Berber wool rug. The beige base provides a neutral backdrop for multicolored stripes organized in delicate groups. Notab...

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...

Beautiful long European style Algerian rug with nice colors and patterns very decorative with a curious design showing Santa Claus on each detail design, a...

Explore the heritage of North African craftsmanship with this vintage Berber rug from 1960s Algeria. Featuring long, striped patterns and occasional diamonds and arrows, this unique ...

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...

855 - ancient African Kilim.

A rare weaving attributed to the Djebel Amour tribe, located in Algeria close to the border with eastern Morocco along the Saharan Atlas. Although the tri...

A strikingly visual shawl composed of alternating rows of horizontal stripes in undyed dark wool and insect dyed fuchsia red silk. The differing widths of each stripe imparts this te...

This vintage Berber rug from Northern Algeria features a striped design with colourful stripes organised in groups on a beige base. Predominantly showcasing red, blue, and purple, th...

A very large Algerian Berber rug with many different colorful patterns, such as arrows, diamonds, triangles, and more, stacked and organized in horizontal lines on a white/beige base, is a stunning work of art that is characterised by its standout colors of pink fuchsia and blue red purple palette. The different shapes on the rug's patterns hold cultural and historical significance, and the use of these standout colors adds an extra layer of meaning to the design. For instance, pink fuchsia is often associated with love and femininity, while blue red purple is often associated with royalty and spirituality. The combination of these colors and the different shapes on the rug's patterns reflect the Berber people's cultural and religious beliefs, as well as their skilled craftsmanship. The use of the white/beige base creates a neutral and versatile backdrop, allowing the vibrant colors and patterns to stand out even more. This rug's large size makes it a perfect centrepiece for a living room, dining room, or bedroom, adding warmth and character to any space.. This rug is handwoven using traditional techniques by Berber tribes in Algeria, and the use of high-quality natural materials such as wool and cotton ensures its durability and longevity. From a cultural and historical perspective, this rug is unique as it is a product of the Berber people's long-standing tradition of weaving, which dates back centuries. The Berbers are indigenous people of North Africa, and their weaving traditions have been passed down through generations, preserving their cultural heritage. 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...

Circa 1940s / Algeria Size W2550 D1500 mm Vintage rugs from Algeria. North African rugs are still being woven today, with each region having their own unique characteristics and...

Circa 1940s / Algeria Size W2400 D970 mm Vintage rugs from Algeria. North African rugs are still being woven today, with each region having their own unique characteristics and ...