Sea Scape - Beni Ourain Premium Moroccan Rug
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$600.00 - Regular price
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$2,395.00 - Sale price
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$600.00
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There is a story to be told in this Beni Ourain rug. Shades of blue, grey, mustard and magenta give this rug a calming feel whilst the designs and symbols used give another layer to this work of art.
Supersoft underfoot, this Beni Ourain rug is part of our premium range and comes from the middle Atlas region in Morocco renowned for the highest quality weaving and dense knotting technique.
SIZE
A medium to large Beni Ourain rug is perfect for loungerooms, living areas and bedrooms.
MATERIAL
This Rug was handwoven in the Beni Ourain area in the middle Atlas mountain region of Morocco. Made from all natural fibers with wool coming from sheep in the local area.
A circular process from start to finish, the local community gather the sheep’s wool to process, dye and spin in the villages of the Beni Ourain regions making it ready for weaving.
100% Wool
MAKER
This rug has been handmade by women from the Beni Ourain region in the middle Atlas mountains who have learnt techniques from their ancestors. They do their magic on the loom -literally- incorporating ancient symbols to deflect the evil eye and bring good luck to both the maker and rug in your home.
WHAT IS A BENI OURAIN RUG?
Beni Ourain are arguably the most famous and also the most copied style of Moroccan rug on the market. But what is a Beni Ourain carpet? They are characterised by soft natural tones and a modern minimalist design featuring geometric shapes and lines. And in case you were wondering, the name Beni Ourain refers to a collection of Amazigh peoples in the Atlas Mountains east of Fes. Any rug coming from this region is considered a Beni Ourain, but watch out for fakes, due to the striking design and popularity of the Beni Ourain style - there are lots of copycats on the market.
What makes Beni Ourain rugs so special is their luxurious and understated elegance and natural palette. Crafted from pure sheep's wool, the Beni Ourain artists are notorious for being the highest quality weavers in the Atlas Mountains. These luxurious carpets are meticulously hand knotted using long strands of wool to create a dense soft pile that feels super plush and cozy underfoot. You’d be forgiven for thinking that Beni Ourain only come in white or cream because traditionally they were woven using natural undyed wool. But contemporary Beni Ourain rugs, like the ones in our collection, also feature beautiful tonal designs in soft pastel and earthy tones.
This Moroccan rug is a robust all natural rug, refer to our How do I clean/care for my Moroccan rug FAQ's to keep your rug in its best condition.
Each Moroccan Miracles rug is one of a kind handwoven artwork that we source on the ground in Morocco using traditional ways of purchasing. Although the rugs are woven by our Moroccan sisters, men are often involved in the initial cleaning and dying of the wool along with the final stages of cleaning the rug and taking it to sell. Although we celebrate the artworks of our sister weavers, we recognise that it takes a community and not just one woman.
The shipping is on us!
No matter where you are we will get your beautiful Moroccan rug to your door at no cost to you.*
We have a 14 day return policy
It is important to us that you are happy with your purchase. If for any reason you do not wish to keep your purchase you can return it within the 14 days of receipt for your money back or an exchange - it's your choice.
To be eligible for a return, your item must be in the same condition that you received it, unworn or unused, with tags, and in its original packaging. You’ll also need the receipt or proof of purchase.
Simply email info@moroccanmiracles.com if you would like to exchange your purchase and we will talk you through the easy return process.
Postage / shipping charges for the return of the item must be paid by the customer.
*Disclaimer: if you live in awkward or difficult places there may be an issue
