A museum-clean Boujaad flatweave from the Middle Atlas: a saturated crimson field articulated by twin tazra altar motifs in cobalt and saffron, set among constellation diamonds and framed by stepped zigzag borders. The composition reads like a ceremonial ledger—geometry as remembrance and protection.

Weave & Touch

Hand-loomed kilim with a notably velvety handle from tightly beaten wefts. Brocaded symbols deliver crisp, jewel-tone color with a low, supple profile—equally compelling on the floor or as a wall hanging.

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 motifs
• Materials: Wool weft on cotton warp (velvety hand)
• Palette: Crimson field with motifs in cobalt, saffron, ivory, and clay
• Profile: Slim, reversible flatweave
• Finish: Stepped zigzag borders; hand-finished selvedges; subtle end fringe
• Condition: New; slight loom undulation typical of artisanal production
• ADA-ID: ADA-BOUJAAD-KILIM-230x130-crimson-twin-tazra-01

Styling & Care

• Gallery-worthy as a tapestry; anchors minimalist and Mediterranean palettes with warm chroma and graphic poise.
• Use a rug pad. Vacuum lightly with suction only. Rotate seasonally; spot-clean promptly; professional flatweave care recommended.

A crimson manuscript of Amazigh symbols—twin tazra forms and guardian diamonds woven into timeless cadence.