A Boujaad composition structured through linear tension and dispersed chromatic accents.

This rug unfolds across a natural ivory field animated by intersecting bands of slate blue, black, and muted yellow. Alongside these directional elements, smaller chromatic gestures—green, violet, ochre, and brown—appear as suspended marks, creating a composition that reads as deliberate yet expressive.

The wool pile is moderately raised with a lively, irregular surface typical of Boujaad weaving. Rather than relying on symmetrical repetition, the design is built through contrast between dense linear passages and isolated color fields, producing a sense of spatial layering.

The ivory ground acts as stabilizer, allowing the darker and cooler tones to assert themselves without overwhelming the field. The overall structure privileges movement and visual rhythm over central medallion logic.

Provenance & Craft

• Region: Central Morocco (Boujaad)
• Dimensions: 270 × 150 cm
• Materials: Wool (undyed ivory with dyed wool accents)
• Technique: Hand-knotted pile rug
• Surface: Medium pile with varied, hand-built texture
• Edge: Hand-finished edges with knotted fringe
• ADA-ID: ADA-BJD-270150-002

Styling Notes

Suitable for contemporary interiors that welcome graphic clarity and color contrast. Performs well in living rooms or studios where architectural lines and neutral walls allow the rug’s directional energy to remain legible.

A Boujaad field composed through line, interruption, and chromatic balance.