Fragments in Rhythm is a Boucherouite rug woven from reclaimed textiles—each scrap, a remnant of life once worn, now reassembled into joyful rhythm. In this checkerboard field of bold primaries and deep contrasts, color becomes language and memory is transformed into ornament.

Traditionally made by Amazigh women using leftover fabrics and household textiles, this Boucherouite piece offers more than just aesthetic play—it is a textile archive, a narrative of resilience, improvisation, and ecological wisdom. No two are ever alike.

Design Vocabulary

• Checkerboard Motif: A structure of order emerging from reclaimed chaos—a symbol of harmony through contrast.
• Recycled Textiles: Each piece carries personal and domestic histories, now woven into new life.
• Improvisational Weaving: Reflecting female agency, creativity, and eco-conscious traditions.

✧ Boucherouite | Reclaimed Textiles | Western Middle Atlas | Woven Memory & Color