A Boujaad hallway runner defined by a luminous jade field and vertically sequenced symbolic forms.

This elongated composition unfolds across a saturated jade-green ground animated by pink, ivory, and saffron motifs arranged in stacked registers. Diamonds, lattice forms, segmented blocks, and paired emblems appear as distinct stations along the field, giving the runner a clear directional rhythm from end to end.

The wool pile is medium in height with a lively, tactile surface that preserves the hand-built character of Boujaad weaving. Color transitions remain soft within the pile, allowing each motif to feel embedded rather than printed upon the field.

Designed for passage spaces, the long narrow format transforms circulation into composition. The strong chromatic ground energizes architecture, while the repeated symbolic pauses create balance and cadence along the route.

Provenance & Craft

• Region: Central Morocco (Boujaad)
• Dimensions: 340 × 80 cm
• Materials: Wool (dyed and undyed)
• Technique: Hand-knotted pile runner
• Surface: Medium pile with lively, irregular texture
• Edge: Hand-finished edges with knotted fringe
• ADA-ID: ADA-BJD-340080-001

Styling Notes

Ideal for hallways, corridors, dressing passages, or narrow transitional spaces where color can animate architecture. Pairs beautifully with plaster walls, stone floors, timber doors, and neutral interiors requiring a singular chromatic gesture.

A Boujaad passage rug where movement is measured through color and symbol.