Bursting with kinetic color and asymmetrical charm, Glass Pieces is a radiant Boujaad creation woven from recycled wool and unbounded imagination. The design resembles fragments of colored glass playfully reassembled into celebratory geometry—a tribute to the joyful chaos of Amazigh feminine spirit and Berber festive attire.

The handwoven surface is a lively interplay of jagged triangles, chromatic planes, and abstract compositions. Each shard is woven from memory, spontaneity, and recycled fabrics, making no two versions alike. This piece balances heritage with modern vibrancy, ideal for uplifting eclectic interiors with warmth and personality.

Design Vocabulary

• Fragmented Geometries: Evoke mirrors or windows into Amazigh soul expressions and visual storytelling.
• Festival Palette: Draws from traditional garments worn by women during seasonal rituals and weddings.
• Recycled Wool Base: Soft, sustainable, and historically grounded in Boujaad’s eco-conscious practices.

✧ Boujaad | Western Middle Atlas | Recycled Wool | Feminine Expression | Festival Geometry