Berber Amazigh traditional Moroccan rugs are hand-woven by the Berber Tribes, from which the rugs get their name.
The Berber people typically reside in Morocco and are known for their craftsmanship.
This Unique Geometric vintage rug is from Boujaad Tribe, weaved from natural wool. It is a unique rare artistic handmade Moroccan carpet. Moroccan vintage rugs are considered one of the most prestigious handmade rugs in the world. Simple geometric designs, natural floral figures, Berber symbols, a beautiful combination of neutral and colorful colors, and deep, soft piles.
The rug is Handmade therefore it may include irregularities that consider as beauty.
Details information
Type: Berber
Type of made: A hand-knotted rug
Origin: Atlas Mountains
Condition: Good condition
Material: 100 % authentic sheep wool + thread
Handmade by tribal Berber women in High Atlas Mountains
Size Feet: 12X5.5 ft.
Size Cm: 365 cm x 170cm
Size inch: 143”x 67”
Color: Multi color
Age: 20 years or over
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The handling time is 5 Business days.
Free shipping worldwide.
Estimate Delivery Time 10 to 15 Days.
We offer a 60-day return policy for this gorgeous rug.
How to clean your Moroccan carpet yourself
1-Set Up an Outdoor Station :
Summer is an excellent time to clean your Moroccan rug because you’ll need to do it outdoors.
Pick a day when the forecast is clear and sunny, and set up a station to clean your rugs.
2-Remove Dirt and Debris:
Pre-Clean the Rug using Vacuum on both sides.
Vacuum perpendicularly to the pile direction and Avoid vacuuming the fringe,
If you have pets, use the brush attachment to remove any stray hairs.
3-Mix Your Cleaner:
If you purchased a rug shampoo, follow the instructions on the back of the bottle to find out how to use it.
You can also use mild dish detergent mixed in a bucket with warm water.
The ideal temperature range for carpet cleaning is between 100°F to 150°F.
At this temperature, there would be enough heat to accelerate the chemical reaction during cleaning,
but it will not be hot enough to shrink the rug or cause fading.
4- Do a Color Colorfast Test:
Before you start scrubbing, It's important to colorfast test carpets and rugs to prevent color changes in carpets and rug.
Test the solution on the corner of the rug to make sure it is colorfast.
If the color doesn’t bleed, it’s safe to move on to the next step.
5- Wash the Rug:
Using a sponge or soft-bristle brush, work the cleaning solution into a lather on the rug.
Let the cleaner sit on the rug for a few minutes before rinsing.
6-Rinse the Rug:
Moroccan wool rugs must be hand rinsed using a blotting method, Blotting puts a small amount of pressure on the stain to soak it up.
Use fresh water and apply lightly using clean microfiber towels and the same blotting motion as used to clean the rug.
Rinse the soap out of the rug using a garden.
Make sure all the cleaning solution is removed from the rug and the runoff water is clear.
7- Remove Excess Water:
At this point, you’ll want to get rid of as much excess water in the rug as you can so it will dry faster.
You can use a wet-dry vacuum if you have one, or use a squeegee in the direction of the nap.
8-Let the Rug Dry:
Avoid exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading.
Try to wring the rug as much as possible to get rid of all the excess water.
A squeegee can help with this step. After that, you’ll need to wait for it to dry completely before moving it back inside your house.
This may take longer than a day . Consider moving the rug to the laundry room or garage for more protected drying.
Make sure the rug is fully dry before you return it to the room.
9- Vacuum One Last Time:
Put the Moroccan rug back in its place, and then give it one last vacuuming.
The carpet fibers will probably be flattened and odd-looking after a washing.
A thorough vacuuming is like combing your rug to restore its proper appearance.
Benefits of Wool Rugs :
Wool rugs are low maintenance.
Wool is naturally family-friendly.
Wool is sustainable.
Wool material stays vibrant and colorful.
Wool rugs are hypoallergenic.
Wool looks and feels great!.
Wool is naturally stain-resistant and cleanable.
Wool looks clean, even when it isn’t
Wool pile is resilient.
Wool is naturally flame-resistant.
Wool is environmentally friendly.
Wool helps keep your room warm.
Wool naturally improves indoor air quality.
Wool carpet is hypo-allergenic.
Wool carpets provide all year comfort
Wool carpets are naturally crush resistant.
Wool is naturally safe.
Less Static Electricity.
Highly Absorbent.
Rug Soil Trapping Fibers Highly Absorbent .
Rug Highly Absorbent Water Repellent.
Rug Warm, Cozy, Cool & Comfy Carpet.
Wool Rug Durability, Endurance & Flexible.
Naturally Flame Retardant.
Energy Efficiency Insulator.
Noise Cancelation.
Resistance To Static Electricity.
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