A striking Boujaad flatweave from the Middle Atlas, its emerald field scattered with constellation-like Amazigh glyphs—crosses of protection, seed diamonds, and flame-like motifs that evoke fertility, journey, and guardianship. Each symbol is woven as an act of remembrance and intention, turning geometry into living heritage.

Weave & Touch

Crafted as a kilim with a smooth velvety texture from tightly beaten wefts, this piece balances fineness with durability. Its brocaded motifs are executed in jewel tones—vermilion, lilac, ivory, and saffron—creating a gentle chromatic shimmer over the green base. Ideal as a floor textile or wall tapestry.

Provenance & Specs

• Lineage / Region: Boujaad — Middle Atlas, Morocco
• Epoch: Contemporary (heritage revival)
• Dimensions: 230 × 130 cm (approx. 7'7" × 4'3")
• Construction: Flatweave kilim with brocaded symbols
• Materials: Wool weft on cotton warp (velvety hand)
• Palette: Emerald ground with motifs in lilac, ivory, saffron, vermilion, and ochre
• Profile: Slim, reversible flatweave
• Finish: Framed by stepped zigzag and linear borders
• Condition: New; minor loom undulation consistent with artisanal weaving
• ADA-ID: ADA-BOUJAAD-KILIM-230x130-emerald-glyph-constellations-01

Styling & Care

• Elegant as a wall hanging or floor statement in minimal, modern, or heritage-inflected interiors.
• Use a rug pad. Vacuum with suction only; rotate seasonally. Spot-clean with cold water; professional flatweave cleaning recommended.

A Boujaad constellation on emerald ground—each glyph a whisper of ancestry woven into luminous geometry.