Moroccan Rugs
Our Moroccan rug collection includes both a rare curation of antique and vintage rugs as well as our contemporary works inspired by this family of weaving styles.
Every classic we curate is exemplary of the uniquely personal charm in hand-knotted primitivist rugs of the Berber weavers and their descendants. From Azilal to Beni Ourain, Boucherouite rugs, Boujad, Beni Mguild rugs, and even collectible Tuareg mats, we specialize in Moroccan rugs, runners, flatweave rugs and shag rugs of exceptional condition, rare size and equally rare beauty.
Along with the inspiration from classic antique and vintage designs, this collection also features our modern take on these styles, with bold color and size variations, high-end construction, and custom accessibility.
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36300Rug & Kilim’s Contemporary Moroccan Rug with Geometric Abstraction in Gold Hues
23501Rug & Kilim’s Moroccan Custom Rug with Geometric Design in Gold & White
36979Vintage Moroccan Tuareg Mat with Bold Tribal Designs in Beige & Red - Rug & Kilim
36980Vintage Moroccan Tuareg Mat with Twin Geometric Medallions in Beige & Red - Rug & Kilim
21626Rug & Kilim's Moroccan Rug in Ivory and Brown with Geometric Design
21656Rug & Kilim's Moroccan Rug in Multicolor with Graphic Geometric Design
21536Rug & Kilim’s Moroccan Rug with Ivory Field & Black Geometric Pattern
36985Vintage Moroccan Shag Runner with Berber Motifs in Beige & Brown - Rug & Kilim
36989Vintage Moroccan Rug with Tribal Diamond Grid in Beige & Black - Rug & Kilim
36995Vintage Moroccan Solid Shag Rug in Vibrant Red and Pink Hues - Rug & Kilim
36984Vintage Moroccan Runner with Geometric Patterns in Beige & Charcoal - Rug & Kilim
37131Vintage Moroccan Tuareg Runner with Diamond Grid in Beige & Brown - Rug & Kilim
36983Vintage Moroccan Tuareg Mat with Rhythmic Tribal Geometry - Rug & Kilim
37124Vintage Moroccan Tuareg Rug with Tribal Motifs in Beige & Brown - Rug & Kilim
37132Vintage Moroccan Tuareg Rug with Tribal Motifs in Beige & Brown - Rug & Kilim
36988Vintage Moroccan Runner with Tribal Pictorials in Multicolour - Rug & Kilim
36994Vintage Moroccan Runner with Tribal Designs & Multicolor Stripes - Rug & Kilim
36991Vintage Moroccan Rug with Tribal Designs in Beige & Brown - Rug & Kilim- Out of Stock
35438Rug & Kilim Contemporary Moroccan Shag Rug in White Tones 
35437Rug & Kilim’s Contemporary Moroccan Shag Rug in Beige and White Tones
35436Rug & Kilim’s Moroccan Shag Rug in White with Geometric Pattern- Out of Stock
35435Rug & Kilim’s Contemporary Moroccan Shag Rug in Ivory and Beige Tones 
36986Vintage Moroccan Rug in Ivory and Mocha with Striped Patterns - Rug & Kilim
36521Vintage Tuareg Square Rug in Brown and Red with Geometric Patterns - Rug & Kilim
36522Vintage Tuareg Square Mat in Brown and Gold with Geometric Patterns- Rug & Kilim- Out of Stock
36236Rug & Kilim's Moroccan Oversized Custom Rug Design, Lush White Pile 
36233Vintage Tuareg Mat, Beige with Vertical Geometric Stripes - Rug & Kilim
5029625Rug & Kilim's Moroccan High Pile Rug with Tribal Geometric Motif Design
35923Square Vintage Tuareg Mat, Brown with Tribal Geometric Patterns - Rug & Kilim
35921Square Vintage Tuareg Mat, Tribal Geometric Motifs in Beige-Brown - Rug & Kilim
35925Vintage Tuareg Mat, Rich Burgundy with Tribal Geometric Patterns - Rug & Kilim
35924Vintage Tuareg Mat, Beige-Brown Tribal Geometric Patterns - Rug & Kilim
35926Vintage Tuareg Mat, Beige-Brown with Bold Tribal Geometric Motifs - Rug & Kilim- Out of Stock
23903Rug & Kilim’s Moroccan Style Shag Rug in Solid Beige-White, High Pile 
35928Vintage Tuareg Mat, Rich Brown with Bold Tribal Geometric Patterns - Rug & Kilim
35930Vintage Tuareg Mat, Rich Brown with Gold Tribal Geometric Patterns - Rug & Kilim
36231Vintage Tuareg Mat, Beige-Brown with Vertical Geometric Stripes - Rug & Kilim
35724Vintage Moroccan rug, White with Bold Brown Primitivist Geometry - Rug & Kilim
35757Vintage Tuareg Mat Runner, Brown with Rich Leather Stripes – Rug & Kilim
35714Rug & Kilim’s Oversized Moroccan Rug in Red and Black with Geometry Pattern
35728Vintage Tuareg Mat, Gold-Brown Tribal Geometric Patterns - Rug & Kilim
35726Vintage Tuareg Mat, Beige with Bold Tribal Geometric Patterns - Rug & Kilim- Out of Stock
26167Rug & Kilim’s Moroccan rug in Beige-Brown and Black Geometric Pattern 
36232Vintage Tuareg Runner Mat, Beige with Bold Tribal Geometric Patterns - Rug & Kilim
37125Oversized Vintage Tuareg Rug with Medallion in Beige and Brown - Rug & Kilim
FAQs
1What are Moroccan rugs?
Moroccan rugs encompass handwoven textiles from diverse tribal traditions, including Azilal, Beni Ourain, Boucherouite, Boujad, and Beni Mguild styles. Ranging from antique to contemporary pieces, they feature distinctive geometric patterns, vibrant colorways, and primitivist motifs. These rugs include pile carpets, flatweaves, runners, and shags, traditionally crafted from wool with minor cotton foundations. Our collection offers both rare vintage pieces and modern interpretations, providing custom accessibility in bold colors and expanded dimensions.
2What is the origin of Moroccan rugs?
The origins of Moroccan rugs extend back centuries, with most historians believing the tradition predates its mid-19th century Western recognition by thousands of years. Rooted in the practices of approximately 45 nomadic tribes across Northwestern Africa, these rugs initially served utilitarian and cultural purposes rather than catering to Western decorative tastes. The style's distinctive geometry and colorways, influenced by Anatolian Turkish motifs, evolved while maintaining a unique cultural identity, particularly through the matriarchal tribal weaving traditions.
3Are there different types of Moroccan rugs?
Moroccan rugs encompass diverse styles, each representing distinct tribal traditions. Notable types include Beni Ourain, Azilal rugs, Boucherouite rugs, Boujad rugs, Beni Mguild carpets and Tuareg mats. These variations span from traditional pile rugs to flatweaves and shags, each exemplifying unique regional characteristics in design, color palette, and weaving techniques.
4What is the meaning of symbols and patterns in Moroccan rugs?
Moroccan rug symbols carry deep cultural significance, rooted in tribal traditions. Geometric patterns often represent spiritual and survivalist themes. Diamond shapes typically symbolize femininity and fertility, while straight lines denote masculinity. These motifs frequently intertwine, depicting unions and familial aspirations. The symbology reflects the weavers' spiritual beliefs, with designs intended to promote health, prosperity, and protection. This rich lexicon of primitivist motifs distinguishes Moroccan rugs, offering a unique narrative beyond mere decorative appeal.
5What makes Moroccan rugs so popular?
Moroccan rugs' popularity stems from their versatile aesthetic and rich cultural provenance. Their distinctive geometric patterns and vibrant colorways complement diverse interiors, from minimalist to eclectic. The luxurious texture of high-pile Beni Ourain pieces adds tactile allure to modern spaces. Contemporary adaptations offer larger dimensions and custom capabilities, enhancing their practicality. The rugs' artisanal quality, coupled with their tribal symbolism, provides a unique synthesis of aesthetic and narrative value, appealing to discerning collectors and designers seeking authentic, statement pieces for refined interiors.
6How to identify a genuine Moroccan rug?
To identify a genuine Moroccan rug, examine its construction and materials. Authentic pieces typically feature hand-spun wool with minor cotton foundations. It's essential to look for irregularities in weave and pattern—hallmarks of handcrafted textiles. Genuine Moroccan rugs often display distinctive tribal motifs and natural dye variations. Vintage Moroccan rugs may exhibit patina consistent with age.
7How to determine the cost and value of Moroccan rugs?
Moroccan rug valuation hinges on provenance, age, rarity, and craftsmanship. Antique and vintage pieces from esteemed tribal regions command premium prices, particularly those exhibiting exceptional preservation or unique dimensions. Contemporary pieces are valued based on material quality, design, and custom capabilities.
8How to care for a Moroccan rug?
To preserve a Moroccan rug, employ gentle care methods and a rug pad for enhanced durability. Regular vacuuming maintains pile vitality, while immediate attention to spills prevents staining. For deeper cleaning, professional services versed in handling handwoven textiles are advisable. Rotate the rug periodically to ensure even wear and avoid direct sunlight to preserve dye vibrancy. For flatweaves, careful handling prevents distortion.
