Assortment of vintage or new Azilal tapes. The traditional Moroccan rugs are the Berbers. These kilims are made using recycled fabrics (cotton, linen, etc.). If they are described as rugs of the poor, we do not like that. Rather than buying wool to make tapestries, Moroccan women who were unable to do so developed the tradition of using old clothes and turning the torn fabric into strips to make these multicolored tapestries known as Azilals. Some people today would call this upcycling. I would rather just say that it is common sense and economics. These colorful patchwork rugs are small, unique, hand-made pieces from a collection. The epitome of bohemian chic décor, they are ideal for children’s or students’ rooms. The cheaper Azilal kilims, like the black and white azilals or beni ouarains, are often very charming and make your interior decoration more bohemian than bourgeois. Old-fashioned Azilal kilims are still genuine collector’s items. A true artisan of newly worn carpets who can adapt to changing trends and times while keeping an affordable price range of 370.
Mainly made of cotton, linen, velvet, and sometimes even woven with a little bit of wool, the pillowcase is machine-washable and requires little maintenance.
