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Pillow of wool
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Cooperative Nahda · Souq El Hed

Pillow Of Wool

$301
244 57
Includes shipping to

Priced by the artisans who made it One of a kind — this exact piece ships to you Non-toxic dyes, carbon-negative yarns

WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES

66% goes to the makers 15% runs the site & pays the artisans who run it — Anou is a cooperative 19% shipping

SIZE

62cm x 51cm x 2cm — 2ft x 1ft 8in x 1in

WEIGHT

3100 g

MATERIALS

Tadout - Wool, Dyed Wool, and Cotton

PRODUCT ID

#11236

The association does not just use weaves specific to carpets, but uses them to the create the decorative pillows you see here. These pillows can accent any space.


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MEET THE MAKERS

Handmade by 3 members of Cooperative Nahda

Fatima Haddash

Fatima Haddash

When Fatima Haddash was young, her family picked up from the southern village of Tinghir and moved to Oued Ifrane. Despite her distant roots, everyone in her village now affectionately knows her as ‘mama.’ Fatima knows how to make all the types of carpets that Association Nahda creates. With every carpet she sells, she hopes to use the money to invest it in the future of her eight children and many more grandchildren.

Hanan Sadaoui

Hanan Sadaoui

Born in 1980 in Kasr Moui, in the region of Errachidia (28km away from Goulmima). Hanan Sadaoui moved from her hometown to Khemisset with her family and learned how to weave from her mother. When she got married, Hanan moved with her husband to his village (Oued Ifrane) where she joined the association he founded for the local weavers. Hanan is the proud mother of two, a boy and a girl and she hopes to develop her weaving skills and help her husband in developing opportunities for their local communities.

Fatima Mahboub

Fatima Mahboub

Fatima Mahboub was born in 1963 in the Ait Aziz village and currently lives near Ifrane river. She is married and the mother of three sons and a daughter. She has never been to school but learned weaving from her mother since childhood as well as western dressmaking. She has never showcased her work in fairs but has joined Association Nahda recently to gain more exposure to the artisan and craft world.

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Cooperative Nahda hosts visitors in their village — share tea, watch the artisans at work, and see the craft up close. Visits start at $14 per person, and most of it goes straight to the group.

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Souq El Hed, Morocco · about 2 heures 17 minutes from Fez

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