Grounded and architectural, this Boujaad runner sets a deep cocoa-brown field with two framed panels, each centering a checkerboard lozenge and flanked by luminous blue warding crosses. Handwoven in the Middle Atlas in the traditional moubra technique (flatweave in wool with natural plant-fiber accents), it’s low-profile, door-clearing, and built for high-traffic passages.

Glyph Reading

The central lozenge secures protection and prosperity; the doubled crosses ward the path. The twin-panel composition reads as thresholds—inviting movement and safe passage along the corridor.

Provenance & Structure

• Lineage / Region: Boujaad · Middle Atlas, Morocco
• Epoch: [ASSUMED: Contemporary]
• Dimensions: 90 × 290 cm
• Structure: Kilim (flatweave) with brocaded motifs; moubra technique
• Material: Wool with natural plant-fiber accents (moubra)
• Palette: Cocoa/brown ground; motifs in azure, saffron, berry, ivory & charcoal
• Profile: Low / flexible — ideal for hallway, kitchen galley or entry
• Condition: [ASSUMED: New]
• ADA-ID: ADA-BJD-KMB-090x290-brown-01

Styling & Fit

• Elongates corridors and frames long consoles or book walls; sits cleanly under door swings
• Pairs with walnut, aged brass and natural linens; layer over sisal for added traction

Care: vacuum with suction only (no beater bar). Rotate seasonally. Rug pad recommended. Professional wash for deep cleaning.

Grounded geometry—two-panel composition, luminous crosses, performance-grade flatweave.