“Clouds of the Atlas” - Authentic Handwoven Berber Rug - Rug - 248 cm - 155 cm

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Originating from Morocco's Atlas Mountains, this authentic handwoven Berber rug, model Authentiek Handgeweven Berber Tapijt, measures 248 by 155 cm, weighs 10 kg, and features wool on a cotton base in white and brown.

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Let your interior speak with a rug that isn't just made... but born in the heart of the majestic Atlas Mountains.

This exclusive, handwoven Berber rug is crafted by artisanal women from the mountain villages of Morocco. Each thread was lovingly tied from soft, natural wool on a sturdy cotton base—a combination that brings luxury, durability, and comfort together perfectly.

The refined cream-colored wool bands that run like soft clouds over the rug symbolize calm, protection, and connectedness—values deeply rooted in Berber culture. The subtle pattern tells a story of family, nature, and tradition. No two rugs are identical. This piece is unique—just like your home.

With its generous dimensions of 248 x 155 cm, this rug is a true focal point in your living room, bedroom, or stylish office space. The soft, lofty wool texture feels wonderful underfoot and adds warmth to any modern, Scandinavian, or bohemian interior.

Why this rug is irresistible:

100% handmade in Morocco
Soft, premium wool on cotton
Timeless, calming design
Authentic and unique – only one available
Combines luxury with soul and tradition

This is not a rug.
This is an heirloom. A story. A piece of the Atlas in your home.

Treat yourself or your interior to the warmth of true craftsmanship.
Whoever feels it, won’t want to let go.

Let your interior speak with a rug that isn't just made... but born in the heart of the majestic Atlas Mountains.

This exclusive, handwoven Berber rug is crafted by artisanal women from the mountain villages of Morocco. Each thread was lovingly tied from soft, natural wool on a sturdy cotton base—a combination that brings luxury, durability, and comfort together perfectly.

The refined cream-colored wool bands that run like soft clouds over the rug symbolize calm, protection, and connectedness—values deeply rooted in Berber culture. The subtle pattern tells a story of family, nature, and tradition. No two rugs are identical. This piece is unique—just like your home.

With its generous dimensions of 248 x 155 cm, this rug is a true focal point in your living room, bedroom, or stylish office space. The soft, lofty wool texture feels wonderful underfoot and adds warmth to any modern, Scandinavian, or bohemian interior.

Why this rug is irresistible:

100% handmade in Morocco
Soft, premium wool on cotton
Timeless, calming design
Authentic and unique – only one available
Combines luxury with soul and tradition

This is not a rug.
This is an heirloom. A story. A piece of the Atlas in your home.

Treat yourself or your interior to the warmth of true craftsmanship.
Whoever feels it, won’t want to let go.

Details

Era
After 2000
Manufacturer/brand
“Clouds of the Atlas”
Specific region of origin
Atlas gebergte
Number of objects
1
Model
Authentic Handwoven Berber Rug
Colour
Brown, White
Length
248 cm
Width
155 cm
Material
Wool on cotton
Country of origin
Morocco
Condition
In very good condition
Professionally cleaned
No
Manufacturing period
21st century
Weight
10 kg
Sold by
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248
Objects sold
100%
Private

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