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Boucherouite Vintage Rug, 1.7*1.4m
Sale price€300,00 EUR
Boucherouite Vintage Rug 2.1*0.9m
Sale price€240,00 EUR
Boucherouite Rug 1.8*1m
Sale price€240,00 EUR
Boucherouite Vintage Rug 1.5*0.9m
Sale price€270,00 EUR
Zindekh Rug 80*60cm
Sale price€150,00 EUR
Zindekh Rug 80*60cm
Sale price€150,00 EUR
Zindekh Rug 80*60cm
Sale price€150,00 EUR
Zindekh Rug 80*60cm
Sale price€150,00 EUR
Zindekh Rug 80*60cm
Sale price€150,00 EUR
Zindekh Rug 60*40cm
Sale price€90,00 EUR
Zindekh Rug 60*40cm
Sale price€90,00 EUR
Vintage Boucherouite runner 3*0.8 m
Sale price€300,00 EUR
Vintage Boucherouite rug 2.2*0.9 m
Sale price€240,00 EUR
"Casa Denim"
piccolo tappeto realizzato con vecchi jeans di colore blu scuro angolo di un piccolo tappeto realizzato con vecchi jeans
"Casa Denim"
passatoia realizzata con vecchi jeans- le sfumature di jeans creano tre linee chiare e due linee scure angolo di un tappeto realizzato con jeans di diverso colore e con la frangia in cotone bianco
"Casa Denim"
tappeto boucherouite realizzato con vecchi jeans angolo di un tappeto boucherouite realizzato con vecchi jeans
"Casa Denim"
tappeto boucherouite realizzato con vecchi jeans. metà tappeto ha un colore blo scuro, mentre l'altra metà ha dei quadrati di diversi colori. le frange sono rosse retro di un angolo di un tappeto con quadrati di diversi colori e frangia rossa
"Casa Denim"
tappeto boucherouite realizzato con vecchi jeans con motivi a zig zag angolo di un tappeto boucherouite realizzato con vecchi jeans
Zindekh Rug 60*40cm
Sale price€90,00 EUR
Zindekh Vintage Carpet 1*0.6 m
Sale price€120,00 EUR
Vintage Boucherouite runner 2.4*1.3 m
Sale price€360,00 EUR
Vintage Boucherouite rug 2.6*1.3 m
Sale price€450,00 EUR
Vintage Boucherouite runner 1.7*0.8 m
Sale price€270,00 EUR
Boucherouite rug 1.9*0.8 m
Sale price€330,00 EUR
Boucherouite runner 1.9*1 m
Sale price€210,00 EUR

The word “Boucherouite” (or boucharouette) means “made of rags” and comes from the Moroccan Arabic “Bu Sherwit”, which we could translate as “piece of second-hand material” or “fragment taken from a used dress”. They were born as an original solution to difficulties. When wool was too expensive, Amazigh artisans did not give up: they continued to make carpets for their homes, recycling old fabrics used by their loved ones. Each carpet was a very personal creation, which told the story of the family: the first dress of the older brother, the summer skirt of the little sister, the grandfather’s djellaba, the dress worn by the artisan for an important celebration…

Today in boucherouite rugs we can find fabrics, plastics and textile fibres of any kind. The artisans mix them with extreme mastery and spontaneity, using ancient hand-knotting techniques on traditional looms. The patterns, often coloured, are usually geometric but not perfectly regular: checks and squares, lines that chase each other irregularly, stripes, zigzags and kaleidoscopic melange patterns that integrate the most disparate materials. The texture is another very interesting factor: by including different materials, they are very particular to the touch.