A joyful boucherouite runner composed from reclaimed textiles, arranged as a grid of plush squares, each set with a contrasting “jewel” lozenge at its center. The chromatic cadence—teal, coral, saffron, cobalt, violet, ivory, and charcoal—creates a lively, tactile mosaic that celebrates Amazigh improvisation and the poetics of reuse.

Weave & Touch

Hand-knotted rag pile on a sturdy cotton foundation. The pile is cushioned and expressive, with soft tufts and natural variegation that invite both hand and eye.

Provenance & Specs

• Lineage / Region: Boucherouite, Morocco
• Epoch: Contemporary folk weaving
• Dimensions: 180 × 80 cm (approx. 5'11" × 2'7")
• Construction: Hand-knotted rag pile on cotton warp
• Materials: Reclaimed fabric (rag pile)
• Palette: Multicolor checker with contrasting center lozenges
• Profile: Medium–high pile (~20–25 mm)
• Fringe: Short natural tassels
• Condition: Excellent; artisan variations attest to authenticity
• ADA-ID: ADA-BOUCHEROUITE-180x80-jewelcheck-01

Styling & Care

• Vibrant runner for halls, kitchens, studios, or layered gallery passages.
• Pairs beautifully with limewash walls, pale woods, and minimal furnishings—let the pattern lead the palette.
• Vacuum with suction only (no rotating brush). Spot-clean gently; professional cleaning recommended for rag-pile weaves.

A grid of saved textiles—color, memory, and Amazigh craft woven into one radiant path.