6 x 13 Vintage Peach Boujad Moroccan Rug 20936

20936 Vintage Boujad Moroccan Rug, 05'10 x 12'10. 

Boujad rugs, hailing from the lively city of Boujad in the Khouribga region, are renowned for their eccentric and artistic designs. In this vintage Boujad Moroccan rug, the symbology extends beyond mere visual appeal, weaving a narrative that resonates with themes of fertility, womanhood, and the intricate dance of life.

Radiating an air of sunbaked elegance reminiscent of Moroccan landscapes and infused with nomadic enchantment, this hand-knotted wool vintage Moroccan rug invites an unparalleled warmth and calming ambiance into your space. The intrinsic tribal design and subtle earth-tone colors harmonize, crafting an ambiance of worldly sophistication with a touch of boho chic. The abrashed peach backdrop forms the canvas for a central ornate diamond medallion adorned with four birds, each carrying symbolic significance, and framed by a repeating rhodian lily border. Additional embellishments grace the field, including four large-scale star amulets, an assortment of cross motifs, s-hooks, eight-point stars, and ambiguous tribal symbols. A meandering star border elegantly frames the composition.

Incorporating elements of Biophilic Design, this vintage Boujad Moroccan rug seamlessly integrates soft-colored, naturalistic forms, establishing a profound connection between your home interior and the nurturing elements of nature. The birds symbolize freedom and the spirit of life, lilies represent purity and renewal, stars signify guidance and protection, while cross motifs evoke spiritual harmony. This vintage Moroccan rug, beyond its visual allure, becomes a storytelling tapestry, enriching your living space with layers of cultural depth and connection to the natural world.

• Rendered in variegated shades of peach, beige, gray, mint, champagne, light gray pale salmon and fuchsia with other accent colors. 
• Abrash. 
• Hand-knotted wool. 
• Made in Morocco. 
• Berber Tribes of Morocco. Boujad.
• Measures: 05'10 x 12'10.
• Date: 1980s. Late 20th Century.