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Cooperative Nahda · Souq El Hed

Pillow Of Wool

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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

46% goes to the makers 11% runs the site & pays the artisans who run it — Anou is a cooperative 43% shipping

SIZE

47cm x 40cm x 1cm — 1ft 7in x 16in x 1in

WEIGHT

500 g

MATERIALS

Tadout - Wool, Dyed Wool, and Cotton

PRODUCT ID

#18780

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 4 members of Cooperative Nahda

Fatima Hajou

Fatima Hajou

Fatima Hajou was born in Errachidia and moved to Oued Ifrane when her parents moved to the village for work. She never formally attended school but is a regular at a local association’s math and literacy classes. She has been involved with the association since 2011 and specializes in the btaniya and tazrbit carpets. Fatima is married and has two children, whom she hopes she’ll be able to support with the income she makes from her sales.

Fadma Mehboub

Fadma Mehboub

Fadma Mahboub was born in 1972 in the outskirts of Oued Ifrane. Her family moved into the village to make it easier for her brothers to go to school although she didn’t get the same opportunity since she never enrolled. However, she got to learn to weave and has become a renowned Hanbal and Zamora carpet weaver. She has recently joined the association in order to help the women perfect their Hanbal technique and find a space where she can meet like minded women.

Aicha Mehboub

Aicha Mehboub

Aicha Mahboub is the youngest sister of Naima Mahboub. At 46 she has never been married or attended to school. She learned weaving from her mother and after seeing the success her sister has encountered at the association, she joined soon after. She wants to help her widowed mother with the household expenses since all her brothers got married and have left home to build their own homes.

Rabha Houari

Rabha Houari

Rabha Houari was born in 1979 in Oued Ifrane and has managed to go to school until the sixth grade of primary school. She joined the association after her divorce in order to support herself and also to develop her skills together with the women at the association. She really wishes for her work to be recognised in the neighbouring souks for their quality.

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

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