A rare Boujaad flatweave in an amethyst ground, this rug embodies the intuitive chromatic daring of the Haouz plateau weavers. Its minimalist field is punctuated by suspended glyphs—lozenges, crosses, and protective symbols—each floating like a fragment of oral tradition transposed into wool.

The purple ground is not merely decorative; it invokes mysticism, healing, and ritual power within Amazigh cosmology. Paired with luminous accent hues, it bridges the abstract and the symbolic, inviting both contemplation and cultural immersion.

Design Vocabulary

• • Amethyst Field – Spirituality and elevation rendered in color.
• • Suspended Glyphs – Protective Amazigh signs mapped as spatial constellations.
• • Boujaad Minimalism – A reduction of form yielding maximum symbolic charge.

A Boujaad composition where chromatic ritual and Amazigh semiotics converge in a single woven statement.