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Cooperative Ikhf N'Ighir · Ait Bouguemez

Beni Ourain Rug

$236
188 48
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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

65% goes to the makers 15% runs the site & pays the artisans who run it — Anou is a cooperative 20% shipping

SIZE

1m 47cm x 86cm x 3cm — 4ft 10in x 2ft 10in x 1in

WEIGHT

2600 g

MATERIALS

Wool and Thread

PRODUCT ID

#13209

Beni Ourain rugs are famous for their black and white traditional design. This style comes from the High and Middle Atlas Mountains, and is not only made as a practical warm rug, but also as a decorative rug for celebrations. This simple plush rug can add warmth and a traditional Moroccan feel to any room.


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MEET THE MAKERS

Handmade by 3 members of Cooperative Ikhf N'Ighir

Hakout Kaltoum

Hakout Kaltoum

Hakout, one of the founders of the cooperative was born in 1968 in Ixf N'Ighir and has lived there her entire life. She is now divorced and is now improving her literacy skills through classes taught locally. She learned the craft of weaving from her mother, focusing on Hanbel rugs. All of the money that she earns from the cooperative she uses to support her family. She hopes that the products are successful and that the cooperative continues to improve and develop.

Fatima Aghbalo

Fatima Aghbalo

Fatima was born in 1956 in Ixf N'Ighir and is married and the mother of 4 children. She studied through primary school and learned the craft of weaving at a young age from her mother. She joined the cooperative to earn sustainable income and help her husband financially. She is part of the cooperative to empower herself and the rest of the women of the community. Fatima is hopeful that they will be able to find permanent space so that they can teach the rest of the younger women how to weave.

Naima Ait Atalb

Naima Ait Atalb

Naima was born in 1992 and is married to the chef of the village. Having attended school through the fifth grade, she dropped out to get married at a young age. She has two children. When she was younger she learned the craft of weaving, and she joined the cooperative to improve her skills in weaving.

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