Carpets from the Boujaad region in the Middle Atlas share the same traditional Berber knotting practice as their Easter neighbors, but with a more aesthetical symmetrical knot and less sheep wool. As a result, the carpet has more defined designs and shapes. 
Berber rugs are one-of-a-kind works of female art. Each rug tells a unique story about the weaver's relationship with her work, her family, and her roots. Its infinite variations are the result of her mental freedom. 
The symbols they use in their art are part of an ancestral language that has been passed down from generation to generation.
Dimensions:
286*69