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Btaniya Rug
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Cooperative Nahda · Souq El Hed

Btaniya Rug

$559
456 103
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

2m 80cm x 2m x 1cm — 9ft 2in x 6ft 7in x 1in

WEIGHT

8500 g

MATERIALS

Tadout - Wool, Dyed Wool, and Cotton

PRODUCT ID

#14937

This lightweight carpet is loosely woven, giving it a softness allowing villagers to use it as a blanket. Btaniya carpets often feature natural dyes and are always made from natural wool. The pattern of these rugs is the same on both sides. To complete a meter of this carpet takes about one day. It's fast to make.

COLORS IN THIS PIECE

Color #1041 Color #0 Non-toxic, non-bleed dyes · Color guide

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MEET THE MAKERS

Handmade by 3 members of Cooperative Nahda

aicha mhdaoui

aicha mhdaoui

Aicha Mehdoui was born in Oued Ifrane and specializes in all the products that the association produces. She hopes to use her income with the sales to build a new house in the village.

Nbarcha Bally

Nbarcha Bally

Nbarcha Bally is 33 years old and married from Oued Ifrane. She is the mother of a son and a daughter. She has learned weaving like most of the local women from her own mother since an early age. She is a hard worker and puts long hours to help her husband with their household expenses and their children’s education. She joined the association not only to help her family but also to develop her skills by attending the training sessions for horizontal and vertical weaving.

Fatima Hafsi

Fatima Hafsi

Fatima Hafsi was born in 1969 in Oued Ifrane. She is married and has two daughters. She has recently joined the association but has known weaving for a long time, learning it from her mother. She attended school until the third grade in primary school only. From her experience, she wishes to teach the young girls who are dropping out of school nowadays how to weave in order to give them purpose but also to pursue the transmission of her craft and make sure it doesn’t disappear.

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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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