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Moroccan Moroccan Small Rug - Wool Black Ivory Orange Red - 92027

$5,280

$6,60020% Off

£4,079.72

£5,099.6420% Off

€4,716.54

€5,895.6720% Off

CA$7,461.02

CA$9,326.2820% Off

A$8,368.03

A$10,460.0420% Off

CHF 4,382.21

CHF 5,477.7620% Off

MX$101,679.75

MX$127,099.6920% Off

NOK 55,646.71

NOK 69,558.3920% Off

SEK 52,757

SEK 65,946.2520% Off

DKK 35,206.48

DKK 44,008.0920% Off

About the Item

Tribal Moroccan Wool Small Rug This extraordinary rug bursts with raw, untamed energy and spontaneous geometric forms. Its plush, shaggy texture and wildly vibrant palette create an unapologetically authentic statement piece for any distinctive interior. Visual Characteristics & Tribal Design Primary Field Color: Chaotic Multi-Color Base The rug's background features a dynamic, chaotic multi-colored base. It forms an irregular checkerboard pattern. This mosaic comprises saturated reds, bold pinks, deep blacks, soft creams, and vivid yellows, creating an energetic visual field. Bold Abstract Geometric Motifs The design is dominated by a sequence of bold, irregular geometric motifs. Prominent large diamond shapes alternate with abstract oval or circular forms. These powerful elements are distributed across the rug's surface, commanding immediate visual attention. Vibrant and Contrasting Color Palette Each geometric motif is rendered in a highly vibrant and contrasting interior color palette. Saturated yellow, multiple shades of pink and red, and stark black define these shapes. Bold blues and earthy browns also appear, ensuring maximum visual impact. Irregular and Asymmetric Pattern Arrangement The pattern exhibits a deliberate irregularity and asymmetry. The placement and exact form of the shapes are spontaneous, rather than strictly uniform. This handcrafted quality underscores the rug's authentic, primitive appeal, defying conventional symmetry. Complex Infill Patterns Within each large motif, complex infill patterns are meticulously woven. These elements often feature pixelated or fragmented forms. They are rendered with intricate detail in contrasting colors, adding resolution and visual depth to the overall composition. Shaggy, Varied-Pile Texture A defining characteristic of this rug is its exceptionally shaggy, high-pile texture. The wool fibers are long and exhibit varied lengths and densities. This creates a remarkably plush, tactile surface, contributing to the rug's raw and inviting appearance. Raw, Hand-Drawn Line Work The geometric shapes are characterized by raw, hand-drawn line work. Their edges are not perfectly precise or uniform. This organic imperfection emphasizes the rug's artisanal origin and tribal aesthetic, infusing it with unique character. Defined Edges with Integrated Fringe The rug's ends are meticulously finished with integrated fringe or tassels. These elements are a traditional detail, complementing the rug's overall tribal style. They define the perimeter with an organic, handcrafted touch, enhancing its rustic charm. Overall Design Composition The overall design composition is bold, abstract, and distinctly tribal. It emphasizes raw materials, primitive geometric forms, and a vibrant, spontaneous color application. This aesthetic is suitable for various contemporary and eclectic interiors. Material & Construction Specifications Primary Material: Hand-Knotted Wool This small rug is constructed from 100% natural wool. The wool is meticulously hand-knotted. This primary material specification guarantees exceptional tensile strength and superior resilience. Pile Type and Texture: Uncut Long Pile The rug features an uncut, long pile. This creates its characteristic shaggy texture. This specific pile type offers luxurious softness underfoot and significantly enhances the rug's rustic, authentic appeal and substantial presence. Wool's Exceptional Durability Wool demonstrates exceptional durability. Its inherent crimp and scale structure provide natural elasticity. This allows the fibers to resist crushing and maintain appearance, even under significant foot traffic. Natural Benefits of Wool Fiber Natural wool offers comprehensive benefits. It possesses inherent lanolin, which provides natural stain resistance. Its protein structure is inherently flame-retardant. It is also naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites. Environmental Attributes of Wool Wool is a fully sustainable and rapidly renewable resource. Its production process is environmentally benign. It is entirely biodegradable at the end of its lifecycle, embodying responsible consumption. Artisanal Hand-Knotting Technique The unique texture and formidable construction result from an artisanal hand-knotting technique. Moroccan weavers meticulously execute each knot, creating the distinctive long pile. This labor-intensive craft infuses the rug with unparalleled authenticity. Origin & Style Origin: Morocco This rug originates from Morocco. Morocco has a long and globally renowned history in rug weaving. Moroccan rugs are celebrated for their distinctive shaggy piles and abstract, tribal patterns. Design: Moroccan (Abstract Geometric) The rug's design is definitively Moroccan. It is an abstract geometric interpretation. Moroccan designs frequently feature bold, often asymmetrical geometric shapes, reflecting spontaneous tribal artistry within a diamond motif. Style: Traditional The rug's style is Traditional. This classification aligns precisely with its hand-crafted construction, natural wool, and bold geometric design. It reflects an authentic, grounded aesthetic. It draws inspiration from nomadic weaving cultures. Cultural Significance This rug represents a profound cultural artifact. It embodies centuries of Moroccan tribal weaving heritage. It reflects traditional artistic motifs and techniques. It brings a piece of history and untamed artistry into the modern home. Functional Attributes Rug Type: Small Rug This rug is specifically classified as a "Small Rug." Its compact dimensions are optimally suited for defining distinct zones within diverse interior layouts. It serves as a central aesthetic and functional accent. Suitability for Defined Areas With its dimensions (4 feet 9 inches by 7 feet 6 inches), this rug is ideally suited for defined areas. It can be placed in an entryway, a cozy study nook, or beside a lounge chair. It effectively anchors small seating areas. Sound Absorption Qualities The rug's shaggy, high-pile wool significantly contributes to superior acoustic performance. It efficiently absorbs ambient sound. This mitigates echoes and reduces noise levels, creating a quieter and more acoustically comfortable environment. Insulation Properties The formidable density of the high wool pile provides natural thermal insulation. It effectively retains warmth during colder months. Conversely, it offers a cooler surface during warmer periods, contributing to overall energy efficiency. Traffic Suitability Due to its robust hand-knotted wool construction and shaggy pile, this rug is suitable for moderate to high traffic areas. Its formidable durability ensures its aesthetic and structural longevity, especially in well-defined spaces.

Dimensions:

Width: 57 in (144.78 cm)Length: 90 in (228.6 cm)

Style:

Tribal (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques:

Wool,Hand-Knotted

Place of Origin:

Morocco

Period:

20th Century

Date of Manufacture:

Unknown

Condition:

Wear consistent with age and use.

Seller Location:

Dallas, TX

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