A Boujaad runner articulated through saturated color and vertically stacked symbolic registers.

This long-format runner unfolds as a sequence of chromatic fields and geometric emblems rising along a warm amber ground. Pink, green, white, and soft lilac elements appear as anchored symbols rather than repeating motifs, creating a totemic vertical composition that reads from end to end.

The pile is medium in height with a lively, hand-built surface, characteristic of Boujaad weaving, where color and gesture take precedence over strict linear symmetry. Variations in wool thickness and saturation introduce depth and a sense of movement within the field.

The palette is unapologetically expressive yet balanced by the singular dominance of the amber ground, allowing the runner to act as both corridor textile and visual narrative—guiding the eye through space.

Provenance & Craft

• Region: Central Morocco (Boujaad)
• Dimensions: 330 × 80 cm
• Materials: Wool (dyed and undyed)
• Technique: Hand-knotted pile rug
• Surface: Medium pile with lively, irregular texture
• Edge: Hand-finished edges with short fringe
• ADA-ID: ADA-BJD-330080-001

Styling Notes

Ideal for hallways, transitional spaces, or at the foot of a bed where vertical orientation enhances spatial flow. Works especially well in interiors that welcome color as a narrative element rather than an accent.

A Boujaad runner conceived as a vertical color manuscript.