Moroccan Rugs are renowned for their distinct geometric patterns, rich textures, and vibrant colors, encapsulating the cultural heritage of Morocco's various tribes, particularly the Berbers. Traditionally handwoven from wool, these rugs can range from thick, plush pile varieties, like those from the Beni Ourain and Azilal tribes, to flatweave designs seen in Kilim rugs. Moroccan rugs often feature a natural, earthy color palette accentuated with bold, symbolic designs that tell stories or represent tribal traditions. Their versatility and unique aesthetic make them a popular choice in both contemporary and traditional interior designs, adding warmth, character, and a touch of exotic charm to any space.
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